excerpt from 'Diary of Mary Berry, 24 November 1820' pp. 266 (65 words)
excerpt from 'Diary of Mary Berry, 24 November 1820' pp. 266 (65 words)
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In the evening went to Le Baron Roden, the Hanoverian Minister. There was music; the performers, one of the daughters of the house, Madame d’Appony, and a Madame Marconi, the most extraordinary contralto voice I ever heard. She sang formerly at the theatre, is German by birth, and is now married to a German painter settled at Rome, and only sings for her friends. |
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