Julie Mullard

MR lived in a lifelong lesbian relationship. According to her biographer David Sweetman, neither she nor her partner, Julie Mullard , imagined that they were doing anything unnatural: [t]hey did not think of themselves as...

MR and Julie Mullard became citizens of South Africa.

MR approached Julie Mullard , a senior nurse at the Radcliffe Infirmary, with an invitation to take a part in a play she had written.

MR 's partner Julie Mullard became ill from exhaustion and severe depression after nursing MR at home.

In Durban, South Africa, in 1948, MR and Julie Mullard formed a company, CAM Construction , to buy land and build houses. Their two partners, Peter Albrecht and Jack Corke, proved to be dishonest...

MR and Julie Mullard joined the South African Women's Defence of the Constitution League (the Black Sash) as soon as it was formed. They attended meetings, picketed, and handed out leaflets.

MR and Julie Mullard joined the Progressive Party in Cape Town, formed to offer the white community a chance to assist anti-apartheid efforts without the fear of being overrun by a Black majority.

MR 's London agent, Spencer Curtis Brown , transferred her for this book to a younger colleague, Juliet O'Hea . O'Hea proved to be very sensitive and sympathetic to MR , and eventually became her...

After a holiday in Rhodesia, MR and Julie Mullard decided to move from Durban to a spot near Cape Town: Daisy Nook, a cottage which they renamed Delos, in a sheltered cove called...

MR and Julie Mullard moved to an architect's house on Atholl Road, in the foothills of Table Mountain, overlooking Camps Bay near Cape Town.

MR emigrated with Julie Mullard to Durban in South Africa. She lived in South Africa until her death.

Biographer David Sweetman considers an episode in the novel between the lesbian nurse Colonna and Valentine, a supervisor of nurses, to be a recreation of MR 's first sexual encounter with Julie Mullard , who...

MR and Julie Mullard set out from South Africa for a four-month visit to Italy and Greece.

MR and Julie Mullard took their second trip to Greece.

MR and Julie Mullard took their first European holiday at Equihen, near Boulogne in France.