masque

For himself, he has played and played and played, at the 'Masque,' till even I bade him stop.

"There is going to be a night masque, and a mock combat at the Louvre," the man said.

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

It is a masque of the gods, and not a ballad like the Winning of Thor's Hammer.

We have given a few in the case of the masque and the 'Midsummer Night's Dream.'

Nor did the greatest poets disdain to write words for the Masque.

Let us show what a Masque was like by describing one of Ben Jonson's.

Every great man's house had a hall which was used for the Masque.

But Lyly's work generally has more of the masque than the play.

After the masque there was a banquet, which was followed by a ball.