 During June both the "young Prodigies" performed daily at the Swan and Harp Tavern in Cornhill, the charge this time being a mere two shillings and sixpence.These were, as Sadie puts it, "Leopold's last, desperate effort to extract guineas from the English public".Hildesheimer likens this part of the tour to a travelling circus, comparing the Mozarts to a family of acrobats.