mirth

When they return, there will be mirth And music in the air.

She had learned how to turn it into mirth of a sort.

This has been a subject of much local mirth ever since.

But he managed to get a lot of mirth out.

The mirth spoke of the future rather than the past.

All around the table, the others joined in his mirth.

I was born to speak all mirth and no matter.

And he went off into fits of mirth once more.

Slowly, she pulled away from him and looked up at his face, which was full of mirth.

Mirth and optimism are had by only a few people.

She laughed, and there was no mirth in the sound.

Any show of mirth was difficult for the old servant.

This last is the subject of much mirth when Red reports it.

He chuckled, but she could hear no mirth in his voice.

She turned back to him, her eyes still shining with mirth.

Only the eyes were the same, bright gold and full of mirth.

It was a minute before he could stay his mirth and speak again.

It was, perhaps, the first time that this art produced mirth.

He smiled again, but there was no mirth in it.

It was all we could do to suppress our mirth.

To the French, though, this is no cause for mirth.

The very walls of the safe seemed to voice that mirth.

His whispered mirth told that he had found the way.

They laughed, all who could hear, but there was little real mirth in it.

When at last I heard one of the voices again, there was no mirth in it.