| A passage which I can refer only to the erudition and risibility of our modern surgeons and anatomists. |
| And they were soon joined by Sir Sedley Clarendel, whose quaint conceits and remarks assisted the risibility of the scene. |
| It is because their work is not so much literature as an insider's joke, and most serious readers don't read for risibility, but sensibility. |
| In truth, it raised her sense of risibility to such a degree so often that she had to hold her sides for the pain of laughing. |
| Indeed, the Japanese have recourse to risibility whenever the frailties of human nature are put to severest test. |
| Here, however, we were met by a figure, at the sight of which we found it almost impossible to restrain our risibility. |
