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Meanings of masques in English
Portuguese
bloco masques Usage of masques in English
1
These masques were repeated on the following evening, and afforded great entertainment.
2
Materials for dancing; as masques, castanets, and a ladder of ten rounds.
3
Enough here for a hundred masques, but nobody dares even mention these events.
4
Waggons were drawn along with masques upon ships and other structures.
5
We had no masques, no mummer shows, no balls or fairs.
6
That year the opera ball was more brilliant and the masques finer than ever.
7
In July, there were graver matters than masques to discuss.
8
We have of Jonson two tragical attempts, and a number of comedies and masques.
9
The masques of Jonson would be regretted; a few lines of Tennyson would be missed.
10
Will Somers also figured in some of these masques.
11
In London, Christmas was celebrated with masques and mummings.
12
Erring Thought and perverted Wisdom were made to put on masques, and play the fool.
13
They wear huge masques, shaped to fit their parts.
14
The light music of Ben Jonson's masques was dissolute.
15
During Charles's reign, and preceding his, Ben Jonson wrote the plays, or masques, for Christmas.
16
Upon the architrave of the door, on both sides of the inscription, are masques in bas-relief.
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