“Sudden glory,” [74], [78], [116], [117], [120], [143], [198], [203], [210], [229], [381].
Superior, laughter of, at inferior, [263], [264]. See Inferior.
Superiority, feeling of, as cause of laughter, [78], [118], [120], [121], [143]; laughter as assertion of, [144], [241], [263], [320].
Surprise, as cause of laughter, [9], [12], [18], [64], [125], [126]–130, [142], [169], [197], [201].
Swift, Jonathan, [381], [382], [383].
Sympathy, laughter through, [117], [118], [122], [149]; in humour, [306]; laughter as promoting, [417].
Taine, H., [312], [362], [372], [375], [382].
Tarde, G., [259].
Tears, laughter and, [37], [67], [70]. {441}
Teasing, [77], [157], [184], [201], [229]. See Practical Joking.