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oldest and most practiced stage singers. Too much self

composure, it might be urgod. for one of Mil*. Pattl's

years, were It sot that tho ingraunua confluence of youth

when oncherkered by the susceptibility of s nervous

temperament, oftm mokes It unapprehensive of dangnr

and careless of results. At any rate, Mile. Adeiina Haiti's

first essay was a veritable trlomph, and ber ultimate sue

cess thus placed beyond a doubt When the applause at

the end of "Come per me sereno" hail sunsided, there

was a general buzz of satisfaction Tho consciousness of

a new sensation having been unexpectedly experienced

seemed universal amour the audienee, who In grateful

recognition might have addressed the now songstress

In the language with whlrh the v iliage chorus r.postro

phize Amina

Vlvi felice! equesto

11 eotr.nn voto, o Adellna

The history of M ide-eotspik'Pain a tlrst appearance Is

lold In the foregoing ?The descent of the curtain was the

S'gnal for loud and org OBthried plaudits. Ko. the third

time Mademoiselle Pst'l wa* |od forward by ff.gnor Tibs

rail, and then, in tbcdicncc to a general uumnwias, she

pose oa ?loae to rccolf* honors. Tn pmciude? s

V?"l moiael'e Pitlti will right!/ e.ittniate the eutb u'.a'.ca

rai.?*l bi tier lirit appearance before the moet general

(a.tlM?u?th, perhepa, ih? ato.il iad?*l) of operatic bulitioe

and?not regarding he reel' an failtlefle?etudy her art

with taiveaeed a-aiilmty, a brigb: future u in etore for

her. If, 'be other hand, but wo would rather n A

contemplate the opposite contingency.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1861). New York [N.Y.], 1861-05-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1861-05-29/ed-1/?sp=5

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1861-05-29.