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Le rire; essai sur la signification du comique

Fred [From Old Catalog] Joint Rothwell, Cloudesley Brereton, Fred Rothwell et al.

1911

The ball, the book, and the drum

Morgan Troll

1991

Redeeming laughter

Peter L. Berger

1997

Laughter Is the Spice of Life

Women of Faith

2004

The pickle index

Eli Horowitz

2015

The God I Love

Joni Eareckson Tada

2003

The Vinyl Cafe

Stuart McLean

1998

Elmo's new laugh

Christine Ferraro

1998

A Barrel of Laughs, A Vale of Tears

Jules Feiffer

1995

Taking laughter seriously

John Morreall

1982

Don't Laugh, Joe!

Keiko Kasza

1997

A laughing place

Christian Hageseth

1988

I Lost Everything in the Post-natal Depression

Erma Bombeck

1973

Laugh after laugh

Raymond A. Moody

1978

Laugh again

Charles R. Swindoll

1992

Mechanics for Engineers, Statics & Dynamics

Ferdinand Pierre Beer, E. Russell Johnston, Jr., Bikash C. Basu

1987

Lincoln tells a joke

Paul Brewer, Kathleen Krull

2010

Anatomy of an illness as perceived by the patient

Norman Cousins

1979

Laughter Therapy

Tina Krause

2002

Don't make me laugh

James Stevenson

1999

Anatomy of an illness as perceived by the patient: reflections on healing and regeneration

Norman Cousins

1979

The senses of humor

Daniel Wickberg

1998

Ha-Ha, Maisy!

Lucy Cousins

2005

How to be a successful emcee

LeRoy Stahl

1953

Laughter and the sense of humor

Edmund Bergler

1956

Relax-- you may only have a few minutes left

Loretta LaRoche

2008

Ha!

Scott Weems

2014

The healing power of humor

Allen Klein

1989

Laugh your way to grace

Susan Sparks

2010

The Gigglesnitcher

Stephen Cosgrove

1988

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