Melba a Biography
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192 MELBA [ch. xxvin press she had also made acknowledgment of her reception, concluding : "I am indeed happy in finding so many warm-hearted friends on my return to the country which I have been longing for many years to see again." Entertainments in her honour by the Acting Governor-General, Lord Tennyson, and the State Governor, General Sir George Syden- ham Clarke, and the Chief Justice of Victoria, Sir John Madden, were the earliest organized ; and later the Mayor of Melbourne, Sir Samuel ...Gillott, gave a brilliant reception for her, at which 2,000 repre- sentative citizens fought for the honour of a place near her.
Before Melba had been in Australia many hours it became apparent that the people, in their exuberant generosity, were determined entirely to ignore her oft-repeated request that the impression of her home-coming should not be disturbed by the conventionalities of organized greetings, and recep- tions, addresses, and f^tes were arranged in be- wildering numbers. One of the most interesting of these gatherings was the demonstration by her old school companions at the Presbyterian Ladies' College.
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192 MELBA [ch. xxvin press she had also made acknowledgment of her reception, concluding : "I am indeed happy in finding so many warm-hearted friends on my return to the country which I have been longing for many years to see again." Entertainments in her honour by the Acting Governor-General, Lord Tennyson, and the State Governor, General Sir George Syden- ham Clarke, and the Chief Justice of Victoria, Sir John Madden, were the earliest organized ; and later the Mayor of Melbourne, Sir Samuel ...Gillott, gave a brilliant reception for her, at which 2,000 repre- sentative citizens fought for the honour of a place near her.
Before Melba had been in Australia many hours it became apparent that the people, in their exuberant generosity, were determined entirely to ignore her oft-repeated request that the impression of her home-coming should not be disturbed by the conventionalities of organized greetings, and recep- tions, addresses, and f^tes were arranged in be- wildering numbers. One of the most interesting of these gatherings was the demonstration by her old school companions at the Presbyterian Ladies' College.
What to read after Melba a Biography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes G Murphy to read onlineMoreLess
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