[Sons and Lovers by David Herbert Lawrence]@TWC D-Link bookSons and Lovers CHAPTER XII 51/156
Was there no hope but to scale back to the public path? "Stop a minute," he said, and, digging his heels sideways into the steep bank of red clay, he began nimbly to mount.
He looked across at every tree-foot.
At last he found what he wanted.
Two beech-trees side by side on the hill held a little level on the upper face between their roots. It was littered with damp leaves, but it would do.
The fishermen were perhaps sufficiently out of sight.
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