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Lady Low
Lady Low’s biographical details have not been traced but from references to her in Schreiner’s letters, she was clearly a woman Schreiner saw a fair amount of in London during the period of the First World War. It also seems likely that she was a connection of Edward Carpenter and perhaps Edith Ellis. In 1916 Schreiner wrote to Carpenter about Lady Low commenting, “I grow near her & nearer her in feeling”.

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HRC/CAT/OS/5b-iv:Dear Havelock , I met Lady Low the other night, had dinner there She was so glad to have met you. , , We are having wonderfu...
HRC/CAT/OS/5b-v:Alexi, 31 The Park, Hampstead , Saturday , Dear old Havelock , I do wish you & Edith could let or sell your house at Carb...
HRC/CAT/OS/5b-ii:Alexi, 31 The Park , Hampstead , Monday , Dear old Havelock , I went yesterday to see Edith. , Oh Havelock, it was terrible. ...
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Olive Schreiner: Edward Carpenter SMD 30/32/ri:Kensington Palace Mansions & Hotel, De Vere Gardens, W., Dear Edward, Lady Low came to see me & I dined with her last...
Olive Schreiner: Edward Carpenter SMD 30/32/s:30 St Mary Abbotts Terrace, Monday, My dear Edward, I'm writing to you just to give myself a little pleasure. It was so fine ...
Olive Schreiner: Edward Carpenter SMD 30/32/t:Alexi, 31 The Park, Hampstead , Saturday, Dear EC, You will see from the above where I am staying in our dear friends house w...