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Sons and Lovers

CHAPTER XII
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And the dormant woman was the femme incomprise, and she HAD to be awakened." "And what about him." "I don't know.

I rather think he loves her as much as he can, but he's a fool." "It was something like your mother and father," said Miriam.
"Yes; but my mother, I believe, got real joy and satisfaction out of my father at first.

I believe she had a passion for him; that's why she stayed with him.

After all, they were bound to each other." "Yes," said Miriam.
"That's what one MUST HAVE, I think," he continued--"the real, real flame of feeling through another person--once, only once, if it only lasts three months.

See, my mother looks as if she'd HAD everything that was necessary for her living and developing.


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