...audience of our own would not liave failed to pour forth without mercy. The following season this opera was resumed with the same enthusiastic admiration...to the great amusement of all, in rushed the poet Tórtola, who, without saluting any one, exclaimed, Maestro! Maestro! ho saleato talto terzo. — Ekf...

...audience. This continued during the first season. "The following season," says M. Stendhal, "this opera was resumed, with the same enthusiastic admiration...about noon on Rossini, who, as usual, was lounging in bed, with a dozen of his friends about him ; when, to the great amusement of every body, in rushed...

...its after adaptation to a more secular theme. From M. Steudhal's memoir we extract the following: — "The following day one of my friends called about noon on Rossini, who, as usual, was lounging in bed, surrounded by about a dozen of his friends, when to the great amusement of every one, in rushed...

...audience. This continued during the first season. " The following season," says M. Stendhal, " this opera was resumed with the same enthusiastic admiration...the same bursts of laughter at the passage of the Kcd Sea. The following day, one of my friends called about noon on Rossini, who, as usual, was lounging...