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She provided her, at a risible charge, with succulent meals.

Annette declined to laugh at the most risible caricatures of Tinman.

Has such a risible calamity ever occurred before in any age?

He dictated with calm deliberation, and shewed no risible feeling even when he had made a humorous point.

Which very probably the philosopher had in his head, when he defined man a risible animal.

It was a perfect tragi-comedy; a mixture of the terrible, the risible, the ominous, the rococo.

It is risible, this episode; Huysmans could display verve and a sort of grim humour when he wished.

The poor fellow uttered these sentiments with such earnestness, that my risible emotions were converted into pity.

Passing to other fields of life: "Risible—Doctor gives up hope."

Other writers in 1782, however, exerted their risible muscles much more vigorously than Malone did.