POLONINI, Entimio, a singer who began his career in England April 13, 1847, at Covent Garden as Raimondo in Lucia,
with fair success, and displayed a very sonorous voice which told well in the concerted music.
Translation:—I have taken for my wife the reverend Parson's own sister. He gave me as her marriage portion a piece of bacon and a bundle of hay. My neighbours, what do you think? The fellow has refused to give me even a little...
Polonini, Entimio
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