Chapter LX: Book IV: , Ch. X., p. 174

Footnote 141:

_Cf._ Book VI., Ch. I., p. 238.

Footnote 142:

_Cf._ Book VI., Ch. III.

Footnote 143:

_Cf._ Book VII., Ch. VIII., p. 295.

Footnote 144:

_Cf._ Book VIII., Ch. I., p. 310.

Footnote 145:

_Cf._ Book VIII., Chapter II.

Footnote 146:

_Cf._ Book VII., Ch. IX.

Footnote 147:

For our account of this affair, we are greatly indebted to a private
record made by Mr. Senior, which the kindness of his daughter, Mrs.
Simpson, has allowed us to see and use.

Footnote 148:

From private record of Mr. Nassau Senior.

Footnote 149:

See Lumley’s ‘Reminiscences,’ 1864, Chap. XVII.

Footnote 150:

See Book VIII., chap. I.

Footnote 151:

Authorised edition, Buffalo, 1889.

Footnote 152:

_Cf._ Frith’s ‘Autobiography and Reminiscences.’ Sec. Ed. 1887, vol.
ii. p. 318.

Footnote 153:

To neither foundation did she give her own name. That at Upsala was
named after Geijer, that at Lund after Bp. Tegnér.

Footnote 154:

_I.e._, of Hanover.

Footnote 155:

In the autumn of 1854, two years after her marriage with Mr.
Goldschmidt. Her father, Mr. N. J. Lind, was with her during this
visit.

Footnote 156:

_I.e._, Qui la voce.

Footnote 157:

_I.e._, “Deh vieni, non tardar.”

Footnote 158:

_I.e._, Mangold’s “Zwiegesang.”

Footnote 159:

Altona, adjoining city to Hamburg.

Footnote 160:

The profits came to 21,805 crowns (over £1,200). The fee of 1,000
crowns, which she consented to accept, was given by her to the Sick
and Burial Association of the employés in the tailoring department of
the theatre.

Footnote 161:

She was peculiarly fond of singing this Aria for Tenor on private and
domestic occasions, such as this in the Stockholm Church. Few pieces
are more intimately associated with her memory by her own children.

Footnote 162:

_I.e._, the well-known Mr. J. A. Davison.

Footnote 163:

A small place taken by her for her parents.

Footnote 164:

From the _Illustrated London News_, Aug. 24th, 1850.

Footnote 165:

Otto Wichmann.

Footnote 166:

The Chevalier Charles Edward Habicht.

Footnote 167:

Page 444.

Footnote 168:

Walter Otto (born 5th August, 1853); Jenny M. C. (born 31st March,
1857), now Mrs. Raymond Maude; Ernest S. D. (born 5th January, 1861).

Footnote 169:

She died, at Wynd’s Point, her cottage on the Malvern Hills, on
November 2nd, 1887.

Footnote 170:

‘Abt Vogler,’ by Robert Browning.

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