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... large • sum even for co to icecritisia Mdlle. Christine Nilsson mid to have made 250,000 dollar. during her last tone in the United States, • sum equivalent to about £56,000 sterling. The fair Scandinavian sang in no less than 120 concerts, and appeared ...

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