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<p> A famous ballet-dancer, born at Stockholm, the daughter of an [[Italian]] ballet-master; made her <i> début </i> in [[Paris]] in 1827 and soon became the foremost <i> danseuse </i> of Europe; married [[Count]] de Voisins in 1832; retired from the stage in 1847 with a fortune, which she subsequently lost, a misfortune which compelled her to set up as a teacher of deportment in London (1804-1884). </p>
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<p> A famous ballet-dancer, born at Stockholm, the daughter of an [[Italian]] ballet-master; made her <i> début </i> in [[Paris]] in 1827 and soon became the foremost <i> danseuse </i> of Europe; married Count de Voisins in 1832; retired from the stage in 1847 with a fortune, which she subsequently lost, a misfortune which compelled her to set up as a teacher of deportment in London (1804-1884). </p>
 
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Latest revision as of 19:04, 15 October 2021

Maria Taglioni [1]

A famous ballet-dancer, born at Stockholm, the daughter of an Italian ballet-master; made her début in Paris in 1827 and soon became the foremost danseuse of Europe; married Count de Voisins in 1832; retired from the stage in 1847 with a fortune, which she subsequently lost, a misfortune which compelled her to set up as a teacher of deportment in London (1804-1884).

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