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 1 V   |   fascinating; she flirted till the ball or the evening's gaiety~
 2 VI  |             asked. "I am going to a~ball, but I shall stay at home
 3 VI  |              but are you going to a ball every night?"~ ~"Do I know?"
 4 VI  |          than I do. So, now for the ball if she likes."~ ~The Duchess
 5 VI  |            made me too late for the ball!" she exclaimed,~surprised
 6 VI  |              You make me loathe the ball~and this world in which
 7 VI  |           now she~crushed it into a ball, and flung it away. She
 8 VI  |         tales."~ ~"Is there to be a ball tomorrow night?"~ ~"You
 9 VIII|        permit me to take you to the ball tonight?"~ ~"A thousand
10 VIII|         very~evening he went to the ball at which he was sure of
11 VIII|       Montriveau~came away from the ball, loathing human nature,
12 VIII| Ronquerolles's sister,~gave a great ball at the beginning of the
13 IX  |             back to Mme~de Serizy's ball? I have done all in my power
14 IX  |                 Then take me to the ball," she said, still curious
15 IX  |             had attended her~to the ball. He was fast asleep.~ ~"
16 X   |        nothing. Let us tie a~cannon ball to both feet and throw the