The play was a good répertoire play, and we did it later on in America with success.
Edward Compton now takes his own company round the provinces in an excellent répertoire of old comedies.
That Same Evening, just when she needed Smelling Salts and Absolute Quiet, her enthusiastic Father would have Fiancé up to Dinner to pull the same stale Répertoire and splash around in the Oil and Vinegar.
Plates for a fifth volume were prepared, but never regularly published (see Reinach, Répertoire des Vases Peints, ii.
After that date other stories were probably added, and the whole répertoire was perhaps put together again in its present shape either at Cairo or Damascus, with numerous alterations and additions.
Canon Ulysse Chevalier, author of a valuable Répertoire des sources du moyen âge, displays boldness and sound sense.
As personal preference is very often mistaken for aptitude or natural fitness, a lyric artist is not always the best judge as to which of the rôles in his répertoire are really fitted to display his abilities to the best advantage.
The répertoire necessary for a singer may be divided into two sections, Opera and Concert.
For full bibliography (to 1904) see Ulysse Chevalier, Répertoire des sources hist.
In this, which under ordinary circumstances I should have avoided, I took my seat, and was regaled all the way down with choice morceaux from the répertoire of my musical friends.
There were notes and passages in the répertoire of Walworth which were worthy of a canary.
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