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The best kind of हास is हिमत - which according to is one in which the cheeks heave up, which is attended with charming eye-glances, and in which the teeth are not displayed.
विहसित is the second kind of हास in which the eyes and the cheeks are contracted, which is attended with a sweet sound, which comes at the proper time (a) and in which the face becomes red.
अपहसित is the worst kind of हास in which tears flow from the eyes, the shoulders and the head are violently shaken and which comes at a wrong place. When again a man is set to laughing at the sight of another man laughing, it is called
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It has got three varieties as above, with a slight change in the names:--
( 1 ) हसित is the first kind in which the eyes, the mouth and the cheeks are raised up and beam with pleasure and in which the teeth are slightly seen.
In (2) 34faa the nose is elavated; the eyes look side-ways; the shoulders and the head are contracted.
Again in (3) fafa there is an agitation, and a copious flow of tears, the sound is shrill and the two sides are pressed with hands.
Verse 109 is an instance of . Shankar looks at himself and laughingly says:
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'A nice dress of a bride-groom is mine to attract Parvati! A bracelet of the serpent (argfa) in one hand; the eye (third) shooting fire; the throat black with swallowed poison; and the hide of an elephant as my dress. "
A laughter excited by the laughter of others is illustrated in the verse 110:
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