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Women in Love

CHAPTER VIII
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And he's got a craving to throw himself into the filth of her.

Then he gets up and calls on the name of the lily of purity, the baby-faced girl, and so enjoys himself all round.

It's the old story--action and reaction, and nothing between.' 'I don't know,' said Gerald, after a pause, 'that he does insult the Pussum so very much.

She strikes me as being rather foul.' 'But I thought you liked her,' exclaimed Birkin.

'I always felt fond of her.


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