Showing posts with label witches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label witches. Show all posts
Friday, January 10, 2020
Daily Dose
From Essays of Joseph Addison, chosen and edited by John Richard Green
WITCHES
"Some years ago I was at the tragedy of Macbeth, and unfortunately placed myself under a woman of quality that is since dead; who, as I found by the noise she made, newly returned from France. A little before the rising of the curtain, she broke out into a loud soliloquy, 'When will the dear witches enter?' and immediately upon their first appearance, asked a lady who sat three boxes from her, on her right hand, if those witches were not charming creatures."
From Fashions from France
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