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Sons and Lovers

CHAPTER I
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On the hob a large black saucepan steamed slowly.

Mrs.Morel took a panchion, a great bowl of thick red earth, streamed a heap of white sugar into the bottom, and then, straining herself to the weight, was pouring in the liquor.
Just then Morel came in.

He had been very jolly in the Nelson, but coming home had grown irritable.

He had not quite got over the feeling of irritability and pain, after having slept on the ground when he was so hot; and a bad conscience afflicted him as he neared the house.
He did not know he was angry.

But when the garden gate resisted his attempts to open it, he kicked it and broke the latch.


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