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Letter ReferenceT120 (M722): W.T. Stead Papers/46- pages 187-188
ArchiveNational Archives Depot, Pretoria
Epistolary TypeLetter
Letter Date After Start: January 1897 ; Before End: February 1897
Address From19 Russell Road, Kensington, London
Address To
Who ToWilliam Thomas Stead
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The Project is grateful to the National Archives Repository, Pretoria, for kindly allowing us to transcribe this Olive Schreiner letter, which is part of its Micofilm Collections. Schreiner stayed many times in Russell Road, the home of her friend Alice Corthorn, while visiting England. The references to being ‘very pressed’ suggests that it was written during Schreiner’s 1897 visit to the UK, when she stayed at Russell Road in January and February; thus the dating of this letter.
119 Russell Rd
2Kensington
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4Dear Friend
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6I should be glad to see you on Thursday morning at 11 if you afternoon
7at 4 if you could come then I would try to keep the afternoon clear.
8Let me know as I am very pressed.
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10Tell Garrett he has never sent me the book he promised.
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12Yours ever
13Olive Schreiner
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