An artist's love story, told in the letters of Sir Thomas Lawrence, Mrs. Siddons, and her daughters (1904)
Knapp, Oswald G. (Oswald Greenwaye), 1859-, Lawrence, Thomas, Sir, 1769-1830, Siddons, Sarah, 1755-1831, Siddons, Sarah Martha, 1775-1798, Siddons, Maria, 1779-1798 · London, G. Allen · leaf 133
ews of another attackof Sallys malady, which was being treated, asappears from the last letter, with laudanum, inquantities sufficient to produce unconsciousness forconsiderable periods. His friend Mr. Twiss, whoconveyed to him the disquieting intelligence, wasthe compiler of a concordance to… … Page 109 ANXIETY FOR SALLY 109 bore a soft and mitigated likeness to her cele-brated sister. Mr. Twiss she describes as a grim-visaged, gaunt-figured, kind-hearted gentleman,and a profound scholar. Mrs. Piozzi, who wasintroduced to him about this time, in a letter toMrs. Pennington calls him a…
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