excerpt from 'Letter from Mary Godfrey to Thomas Moore, 30 August 1807' pp. 234 (139 words)
excerpt from 'Letter from Mary Godfrey to Thomas Moore, 30 August 1807' pp. 234 (139 words)
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You have of course seen and heard the Catalani. What do you think of her? She had outlived her fame in this country. Her voice astonished at first, but when the novelty was over they said she was more surprising than pleasing, and that she sung out of tune. She asked and got more for singing at concerts than anybody ever got before. She never went any where without her odious husband at her elbow, who never could bear that she should sing without being paid for it. Mr. Knight gave her some gay dinners as he was one of her greatest admirers. I saw her at the Fincastles and the Berry’s, where she was made much of, and sang and appeared good-natured. La Canne and she hated each other, and would never sing at the same parties. |
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