masque

We are putting on a masque, as in the old days.

Somehow he had not seen the real story, but some game or masque.

The Commonwealth did not put an end to the masque.

She said not a word of the masque and the ceremony through which they had gone.

He even orders his daughter to close up the house to keep out the music of the masque.

He looked up at me, dark eyes gleaming in his blue masque.

While no longer popular, there are some later examples of the masque.

It was all very pretty, but so were the masques that players presented to her.

On the floor can be seen their masques and fancy dress.

There are several temples and a masque in the village.

To occupy himself when alone, he began writing a masque in order to keep busy.

It's a popular costume for masques - all that red.

He was the one who'd been blinded by their masque of passion.

Madame Masque appears, wanting to know what is going on.

The masque is not yet ended, and the next day will bring new delights.

A spot of cleansing or clay masque works in minutes.

A dark, sinister masque is being played out and we do not know whom to trust.

Though you'll never be a success en masque, my sweet; not with those eyes.

The most notable aspect of the masque was its musical form.

And everyone taking part in the masque had agreed with alacrity.

Very well, you and your friends wanted to be part of my masque, so it will be.

He and his wife are recorded as regular performers in masques at court.

After all, it was a masque, and I wanted, or after a very short while began to want, to play my part.

It was also contrasted with the masque by the use of the lower class as characters.

Joe - young black man, involved in the masques.