Who said "Music hath charms that sooths the savage beast?"

JReid

William Congreve, the poet, wrote, "Music hath charms to soothe a savage breast..." in the poem 'The Mourning Bride.' It is often misquoted. Dec 05 00, 9:16 PM

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