Recollections of a Savage
Recollections of a Savage
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But he developed into qui:e a remarkable singer, migrated to Bradford and then:e to London, where he performed at the best conceits with all the famous singers of the day. His nane. Nelson Varley, was quite prominent for some years.
Being desirous of demonstrating to the inhabitants of his native village the progress he had made in his profession, he gave a concert in the old Chapel, where a few years before he had sung in the choir. He engaged some of the best artistes of that day : Madame Pat...ey, Lemmens Sherrington and Signor Foh, and hoped, not only to gratify his native vanity, but also to make a little money by the sale of the tickets. But alas ! the natives took umbrage at what they considered the uppishness of the stone-mason's son, and the concert was severely boycotted. His stars had to sing to practically an empty hall, to the severe mortification and financial loss of Nelson Varley, who, I beheve, refused ever again to enter his native village.
I was to know, later, that any attempt to obtain public portraits in one's native place was absolutely futile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he developed into qui:e a remarkable singer, migrated to Bradford and then:e to London, where he performed at the best conceits with all the famous singers of the day. His nane. Nelson Varley, was quite prominent for some years.
Being desirous of demonstrating to the inhabitants of his native village the progress he had made in his profession, he gave a concert in the old Chapel, where a few years before he had sung in the choir. He engaged some of the best artistes of that day : Madame Pat...ey, Lemmens Sherrington and Signor Foh, and hoped, not only to gratify his native vanity, but also to make a little money by the sale of the tickets. But alas ! the natives took umbrage at what they considered the uppishness of the stone-mason's son, and the concert was severely boycotted. His stars had to sing to practically an empty hall, to the severe mortification and financial loss of Nelson Varley, who, I beheve, refused ever again to enter his native village.
I was to know, later, that any attempt to obtain public portraits in one's native place was absolutely futile.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin a Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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