‘A Being full of Witching’
Charles Nicholl: The ‘poor half-harlot’ of Hazlitt’s affections, 18 May 2000
“... the trains rattling her window and the smell of the sperm-oil works blowing over from Newington Butts. She was 77 years old, a relic of the days of mad King George. She had outlived both her husband and her son. It was her daughter-in-law Caroline, now married to a clerk named Eastwood, who was with her when she died. There were no obituaries. It was a ... ”