Part,  Chapter

 1   II,  V |        of the celebrated tenor Montrose, who was to give, about
 2   II,  V |       solemnity, for the tenor Montrose, who had been absent six
 3   II,  V |     performance of Helsson and Montrose.”~“Oh, my friend, what a
 4   II,  VI|      lips: “Emma Helsson” and “Montrose.” The nearer one approached
 5   II,  VI|  evident sympathy to the tenor Montrose, who was lamenting over
 6   II,  VI|   themselves anxiously whether Montrose’s voice has not changed!”
 7   II,  VI|   heard from the audience, for Montrose’s voice was better and richer
 8   II,  VI| torture!~Applause burst forth; Montrose had triumphed already. And
 9   II,  VI|      suddenly a phrase sung by Montrose with irresistible power
10   II,  VI|   never could be realized.~But Montrose had just finished the first
11   II,  VI|        two illustrious actors, Montrose and Helsson; they became