...patron of the arts. He lived in great state and magnificence ; but the disorder of his wife returning, she dwelt sequestered from the world in a remote part...which had seized her in the earlier part of her life." In this unhappy state she continued many years, and died about 1760.i The favour with which the public...

...patron of the arts. He lived in great state and magnificence ; but the disorder of his wife returning, she dwelt sequestered from the world in a remote part...singing, and giving way to that innocent frenzy which had VOL. i. o seized her in the early part of her life." In this unhappy state she continued many years,...

...patron of the arts. He lived in great state and magnificence ; but the disorder of his wife returning, she dwelt sequestered from the world, in a remote...to that innocent frenzy which had seized her in the early part of her life." The terrible affliction, which had fallen upon the favourite operatic vocalist,...

...and other masters. He lived in great state and magnificence ; but the disorder of his wife returning, she dwelt sequestered from the world in a remote part...seized her in the earlier part of her life. She was living about the year 1735. Mr. Smith died about five years ago, and left a numerous and valuable collection...

...she dwelt sequestered from the world in a remote part of the house, and had a large garden to r.tnge in, in which she would frequently walk, singing and...about the year 1735.* Her voice did not exceed in compass8 that of an ordinary soprano, and her execution, as shown by the printed airs which she sang,...

...disorder returning ' [which. If true, upset« llurney's theory], ' she dwelt sequestered troill the wnrid in a remote part of the house, and had a large garden...had seized her in the earlier part of her life.' She died at Venice, and is buried in the old cemetery in the fort of San Nicolo, Lido. Her voice did not...