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Sons and Lovers

CHAPTER V
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And now that he felt he had to go out into life, he went through agonies of shrinking self-consciousness.

He was quite a clever painter for a boy of his years, and he knew some French and German and mathematics that Mr.Heaton had taught him.

But nothing he had was of any commercial value.

He was not strong enough for heavy manual work, his mother said.

He did not care for making things with his hands, preferred racing about, or making excursions into the country, or reading, or painting.
"What do you want to be ?" his mother asked.
"Anything." "That is no answer," said Mrs.Morel.
But it was quite truthfully the only answer he could give.


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