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He is in fancy dress and standing on his head-sucha beauty.
2
Once Ethel had been to a fancy dress dance as a Fairy.
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I don't walk around in stilettos and fancy dress all the time.
4
She ties it loosely and begins to hang up my fancy dress.
5
Oh, I see her now in a fancy dress with a bonnet.
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Don't you know it's agen the law of New York to parade the streets in a masquerade costume?
2
To conceal that masquerade costume.
3
He wore a kilt as a masquerade costume for a Hallowe'en dance, and when it rained he put on a raincoat.
4
People hire houses as they would a masquerade costume, liking, sometimes, to appear for a year in a little fictitious stone-front splendor above their means.
5
There were tawdry masquerade costumes, too, and theatrical make-up.
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The best of them are but the Scripture parables in modern masquerade.
2
But the principal speaker at the masquerade was neither Beatrice nor Benedick.
3
But lying and snivelling and canting and Hicksing always appear in masquerade.
4
It wasn't until Reznik's masquerade that we began to suspect the truth.
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We are about to close the masquerade by the dance of death.
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They could easily get away with it on account of the masquerade.
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By the way, you gave me no account of the last masquerade.
8
He caught the look of shrewd intelligence and saw through her masquerade.
9
In its revival of old forms, old customs, it is a masquerade.
10
For there is nothing so bad but it can masquerade as moral.
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The masquerade is meant to dupe users into installing the backdoor malware.
12
Do you not know what a masquerade ball means to a woman?
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But she now saw that it was useless to masquerade any longer.
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Divining her desire, Balder helped out the masquerade as best he might.
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I must play out this fool's masquerade as if nothing is amiss.
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The masquerade would fail, and besides, masquerade was foreign to his nature.
