Cast coles on his heed Of alle kynde speche, Bothe with werkes and with wordes 8330 Fonde his love to wynne; And leye on him thus with love, Til he laughe on the.
For-thi love we as leve bretheren, And ech man laughe of oother; And of that ech man may forbere Amende there it nedeth; And every man helpe oother, For hennes shul we alle.
And so sayde the frere in the pulpet: no more are ye none of the chyldren of God: for ye scorne and laughe at me nowe, that preche to you the worde of God whiche 3 lines wanting.
He answered and sayd: I laughe to thynke, howe shamefaste the frere shal be whanne he waketh, whome I left in bedde with my wyfe.
Than his frende, vnderstandyinge his subtilte, beganne tolaughe hartely.
A sorte[236] of yonge men, for to laughe and pastyme, appoynted to gether to make hym beleue that he was sycke.
The noueltie of whiche syght caused euery body to laugheand blame the folysshenes of them both.
As help me god, I laughe whan I thinke How pitously a-night I made hem swinke; And by my fey, I tolde of it no stoor.
After this comth the sinne of Iaperes, that been the develes apes; for they maken folk to laughe at hir Iaperie, as folk doon at [611] the gaudes of an ape.
And pardoner, I prey thee, drawe thee neer, And, as we diden, lat uslaughe and pleye.
For never, sithen he hir thennes broughte, 780 Ne coude he seen her laugheor make Ioye.
Though al the world do his besy cure 15 To make women stonde in stablenes, Hit may nat be, hit is agayn nature; The world is do whan they lak doublenes; For they can laughe and love nat; this is expres.
Whether to smyle or vex, to laughe or storme, Bycause in this I finde the cause of boathe.
And that wente al the world aboute, That every wight gan on hem shoute, And for to laughe as they were wode; Such game fonde they in hir hode.
It is for other men to laughe that heare, and not for him that telles the tale.
Otherwise, men that doe heare it, will but spite it, and laughe him to scorne for it.
But a man must beware he doe not laughe at his owne gestes, and his doings.
And let men laughe uppon occasion, and not uppon custome.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "laughe" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
