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for besides the perfect business nonaon agreeable quality
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which she deservedly renowned from the first her voice
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to r lazarus rreproachable fully entle her
to the highest honors
In every piece she successful singing being
quite par with her bravura and with serious ex
ersns the piece was recalled
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in the Silly Night In short great societies.
sacred and secular and be surmsed lyric STAGE
have now at command new singer thoroughly efficient and
than ordinarily endowedan artist equal
emergency and exactly suited fill gap which
long yawned in the terra rma of metropolitan
terainmens Madame Clara Novelo found
Lyric boards.
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
from the Era. December 49, 1851
The return of this celebrated vocalist her native county,
after locomotive absence the remoer regions Of inc