[Sons and Lovers by David Herbert Lawrence]@TWC D-Link bookSons and Lovers CHAPTER IX 84/150
My brother will be awfully pleased to talk with you.
He is so quiet, because there is no one to talk to.
Do come and swim." Clara came up. "It's a fine depth," she said, "and so clear." "Yes," said Miss Limb. "Do you swim ?" said Paul.
"Miss Limb was just saying we could come when we liked." "Of course there's the farm-hands," said Miss Limb. They talked a few moments, then went on up the wild hill, leaving the lonely, haggard-eyed woman on the bank. The hillside was all ripe with sunshine.
It was wild and tussocky, given over to rabbits.
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