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I need help.
The fundamental difference between a ball and a dance is that people of all ages are asked to a ball, while only those of approximately one age are asked to a dance. Once in a while a ball is given to which the hostess invites every person on her visiting list.
-- quoted from Chapter 7 at 17. Balls and Dances. Post, Emily. 1922. Etiquette
Question
What is the role of which in bold? Does the which function as relative pronoun? What does the which suggest ? Give me suggestions, please.
I need help.
The fundamental difference between a ball and a dance is that people of all ages are asked to a ball, while only those of approximately one age are asked to a dance. Once in a while a ball is given to which the hostess invites every person on her visiting list.
-- quoted from Chapter 7 at 17. Balls and Dances. Post, Emily. 1922. Etiquette
Question
What is the role of which in bold? Does the which function as relative pronoun? What does the which suggest ? Give me suggestions, please.