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1 I   |    parties going on at~every ball and rout. First, an official
2 VII | Italiens, at the Opera,~at a ball. She will then appear under
3 VII |     meeting takes place at a ball or an~evening party, you
4 VII |    now be what it was~at the ball; there she was our creditor;
5 VII |     This woman--so free at a ball, so~attractive out walking--
6 VIII| after living in the midst of ball and bullets; a man with
7 Add |   Letters of Two Brides~ The Ball at Sceaux~ Modeste Mignon~
8 Add |      a Courtesan's Life~ The Ball at Sceaux~ The Commission