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Women in Love

CHAPTER IX
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But she herself was cold and separate, she had no more feeling for them.

She was quite hard and cold and indifferent.
They could see the top of the hooded guard's-van approaching, the sound of the trucks was diminishing, there was hope of relief from the intolerable noise.

The heavy panting of the half-stunned mare sounded automatically, the man seemed to be relaxing confidently, his will bright and unstained.

The guard's-van came up, and passed slowly, the guard staring out in his transition on the spectacle in the road.

And, through the man in the closed wagon, Gudrun could see the whole scene spectacularly, isolated and momentary, like a vision isolated in eternity.
Lovely, grateful silence seemed to trail behind the receding train.


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