excerpt from 'Reminiscences of Michael Kelly' pp. 185 (107 words)
excerpt from 'Reminiscences of Michael Kelly' pp. 185 (107 words)
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Reminiscences of Michael Kelly
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Mrs. Billington and I were engaged this year by Mr. Francis Aickin, for Edinburgh and Liverpool. Accompanied by her brother, Charles Weichsell, we left London in a post coach and four for Liverpool. Her fame drew crowded houses every night during a fortnight. "Artaxerxes" was performed several nights; she was the Mandane, I, the Artabanes, and Miss Duncan (now Mrs. Davison) the Arbaces; and it was really surprising how well that lady sang and acted the part, considering that she had never been accustomed to recitative. I took a great deal of pains to instruct her, and was highly repaid, by her assiduity and truly amiable manners.
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