Yes, easy, easy! he says, with a laugh.

Laughing troubles away is characteristic of him.

'That was said long ago,' interrupted the ambassador's wife, laughingly.

'To do good, probably,' said the Prince, whose eyes were laughing.

'Who won't bite?' said he, laughing.

'Yes, there is some truth in that,' said Oblonsky, laughing merrily.

I hear him narrate an imaginary game, laughing out loud.

And so he was in a great rage?' repeated the Commander, laughing. 'But what do you think of Clare this evening?

'Well, then, you can afford to lose on me,' said Vronsky, laughing.

'That is a fine thing!' said Shcherbatsky, laughing. 'I am only preparing to begin to live.'

'You are a good one!' remarked Oblonsky, laughing. 'And you call me a Nihilist!

'Well, men are wanted there,' he said, with laughing eyes.

'Oh, how like Steve you said that,' remarked Dolly laughing.

'Yes, but I marshal them in the opposite direction,' said Sviyazhsky, laughing.

'Young or old?' asked Levin with a laugh, as Tanya's gestures reminded him of some one.

Actually I love now, they re my favorite, she says, chuckling at the memory.

'Yes, I noticed that poor Grinevich's nails interested you greatly,' said Oblonsky.

She laughs before adding It s a running joke, but there's some truth behind it.

They were even beating underage girls beating them with their feet and sticks, and happily laughing as they did it.

I mean, I cannot be angry without laughing at my own anger.

'Mind you don't forget! I know you you may rush off back to the country!' shouted Oblonsky after him.

There you are!' said Serpukhovskoy, laughing. 'I had begun by saying that I used to hear about you, about your refusal...

He caught his foot on the last step, but, scarcely touching the ice with his hand, made a violent effort, regained his balance, and skated away laughing.

'He has an appetite!' said Oblonsky, laughing and pointing to Vasenka Veslovsky. 'I don't suffer from lack of appetite, but he's quite surprising...'

They would be in the right when they began to say falsely polite things in the presence of the artist, and to pity and laugh at him behind his back.

A misshapen lady with a bustle (Anna mentally stripped that woman and was horrified at her deformity) and a girl, laughing affectedly, ran past outside.

They think I m a bit mad, he says with a laugh, but I have the full support of my family.

'All together!' said Anna laughing and running to meet them, and putting her arms round them she tumbled the whole heap of children struggling and shrieking joyfully on to the floor.

But don't I know,' he added laughing, 'that you always want less of everything and worse? However, this year I will not let you have your way.

The woman screams and struggles while the two men forcibly take off her underwear, laugh and command her to make sex noises .

He may do as he pleases that is, as you please, sir,' he said, laughing with his eyes only and, putting his hands in his pockets, with his head on one side, he gazed at his master.

The girl, her father's pet, ran boldly in, embraced him, and hung laughing on his neck, pleased, as she always was, to smell the familiar scent of his whiskers.

And she was surprised that formerly this had seemed impossible to her, and laughingly explained to them how much simpler it really was, and that they were both now contented and happy.

'How can one count the trees?' said Oblonsky, still anxious to dispel his friend's ill humour. ' Count grains of sand, and planets' rays E'en though a lofty mind were able... '

Tiny Bear is grown up!' continued the Frenchwoman, laughing and reminding him of his old joke when he called the three young ladies the Three Bears of the English fairy tale. 'Do you remember when you used to call her so?'

'None whatever,' said Vronsky, laughing and showing his close set teeth. 'Excuse me!' he added, taking from her hand the opera glasses, and he set to work to scan across her bare shoulder the row of boxes opposite. 'I am afraid I am becoming ridiculous.'

'What do you mean? Have you gone mad?' exclaimed Dolly, terrified.

Oblonsky was saying something about the freshness of a girl, comparing her to a fresh kernel just taken from its shell and Veslovsky was laughing his merry infectious laugh, and repeating something that had probably been told him by a peasant 'You'd better strive for a wife of your own!'

In this way they chattered unceasingly about Karenin, blaming him and laughing at him, while he, barring the way to the member of the State Council whom he had buttonholed, and not pausing for a moment for fear he might slip away, expounded point by point some financial project of his.