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| | TIME.com: Angelic Purity, Raw Urgency -- Jan. 25, 1982 -- Page 1 |
 | | "Hell on earth, wall-to-wall misery." Forsaking singing for a time, Teresa Stratas enters Mother Teresa's mission to work at the orphanage, with sick children and, finally, with the terminally ill. At the top of the stairs stands a little girl, hanging on to the railing. |
 | | always with you." Stratas' voice, so robust in the earlier acts, has trailed off to a musical whisper; her strong and forceful gestures are reduced to one outstretched arm, which falls to her side as the opera ends. |
 | | Unwanted as an extra mouth to feed, Stratas survived tuberculosis at the age of four. |
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