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| − | + | [illegible] was splendidly sung | |
| + | and acted. But the best voice was | ||
| + | Valentine's. Miss. Kellogg pleased | ||
| + | me more than ever. The scene | ||
| + | at the window was received | ||
| + | with applause. The choruses | ||
| + | were even applauded. And the | ||
| + | return of the soldiers especially. | ||
| + | A remarkable appropriateness | ||
| + | was the reason. On that day | ||
| + | the [?] fire Zouaves had been | ||
| + | welcomed home to the city. | ||
| + | My kids, "cest opera" | ||
| + | and myself occupied No. 337 | ||
| + | in the parquette at the Academy. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:01, 22 January 2019
[illegible] was splendidly sung and acted. But the best voice was Valentine's. Miss. Kellogg pleased me more than ever. The scene at the window was received with applause. The choruses were even applauded. And the return of the soldiers especially. A remarkable appropriateness was the reason. On that day the [?] fire Zouaves had been welcomed home to the city.
My kids, "cest opera"
and myself occupied No. 337 in the parquette at the Academy.