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After Tiny had helped the cook wash the dishes, she and Lena sat on the other side of the double doors between the parlour and the dining-room, listening to the music and giggling at the jokes and stories.

"What's her name?" he asked of the giggling girl, nodding at the dark-eyed one.

Such was their impression on Mr Swiveller, coupled with the reflection that no man could oppose his destiny, that in a very short space of time his spirits rose surprisingly, and he was enabled to give the dwarf an account of the receipt of the cake, which, it appeared, had been brought to Bevis Marks by the two surviving Miss Wackleses in person, and delivered at the office door with much giggling and joyfulness.

Of the daughters one was thirteen and another fourteen, they both had snub noses, and I was awfully shy of them because they were always whispering and giggling together.

Sixth-formers Alexandra McDonald, 16, and Maddie Colley, 17, were excluded for 20 days following claims they were seen "giggling" near the classroom.

There's singing and giggling on the wards, bright lights and calming sensory rooms.

If you're in the mood for something different to a traditional roast turkey this year, Giggling Squid, the fun and innovative family of Thai restaurants, serves upChristmas, Thai-style.