Lowell English

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Lowell

— noun United States poet (1874-1925)

— noun United States educator and president of Harvard University (1856-1943)

— noun United States astronomer whose studies of Mars led him to conclude that Mars was inhabited (1855-1916)

— noun United States poet (1917-1977)

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Robert Traill Spence Lowell Jr.

Robert Lowell

Percival Lowell

Amy Lowell

Abbott Lawrence Lowell

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You remember Ann Lowell?

We were near Fort Lowell when I took the bullet through my right shoulder.

Well, of course. he can't hardly wait to get home, but that doctor at Fort Lowell. won't let him travel none 'til his wound's all healed.

Remember what I said at Fort Lowell?

We can't do that, Miss Lowell.

Susan Lowell.

Do you hear me, Miss Lowell?

Miss Lowell, answer one question.

You think this is mink, Miss Lowell?

I can't but that, Miss Lowell.

Why haven't you guys been chaperoning this Miss Lowell dame?

My. name is Susan Lowell.

He's not alone, he's got Susan Lowell with him.

Did you see the way that Lowell threw that rake at me?

Where can I find Lowell Sherman?

Well, you guess where Lowell is, will you?

The girl. Susan Lowell.

Miss Lowell?

Miss Lowell.

I'll only be a minute, Miss Lowell.

Take your hands off. - These are skins of human beings, Miss Lowell.

I didn't come here to hurt you, Miss Lowell.

Why haven't you guys been chaperoning this Miss Lowell dame? You want to know where she is?

But the Martians of Percival Lowell were, he believed very real.

Lowell dabbled in astronomy as a young man.

Lowell was electrified by the announcement in 1877 by an Italian astronomer, Giovanni Schiaparelli of canali on Mars.

A Mars-mania swept through Europe and America and Percival Lowell found himself caught up in it.

Lowell resolved to continue the work.

Lowell built his observatory far away from home on Mars Hill, here in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Lowell sketched the surface features of Mars and particularly the canals, which mesmerized him.

This is Percival Lowell's own notebook.

Lowell believed that he was seeing a globe-girdling network of great irrigation canals carrying water from the melting polar caps to the thirsty inhabitants of the equatorial cities.

Lowell's Martians were a dying race.

Lowell believed that the Martian climate was changing that the precious water was trickling away into space that the planet was becoming a desert world.

The Boston newspapers were also reporting intriguing conjectures by a Professor Lowell whose lectures Goddard would later attend.