excerpt from 'Diary of Hester Lynch Piozzi, 4 April 1793' pp. 857–858 (100 words)
excerpt from 'Diary of Hester Lynch Piozzi, 4 April 1793' pp. 857–858 (100 words)
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[M]y charming Master [her husband, Gabriele Piozzi] made his new found Friends a flaming Entertainment on Easter Monday―that he did.―Dinner Concert Supper and Ball. Miss Hamilton sung her best, so did Piozzi. Yaniewitsh was 1st violin―no Man can make him second. I danced a Pas de deux with Pisani––a first Rate Nobleman of Venice […] Our Performance was much applauded―What a Mercy ’tis that I could so perform, after having been a married Woman just 30 years! my eldest Daughter in the Room―nine or ten Couple of young Folks finished the Evening with Country dances. |
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