Siddons

If you did not dig your pen in the ink with such a high-tragedy, Scott-Siddons air, maybe youd get on better, she suggested.

Reynolds had the composition in his mind many weeks before Mrs. Siddons sat for him in the autumn of 1783.

Perhaps the best of all is Mrs. Siddons', and the next Charles Kemble's.

But we doubt if the critique upon his "Mrs Siddons" is quite fair.

Mr. Siddons proved to be a small and sallow young man with a pointed nose and bright, bulbous brown eyes like a chipmunk's.