Lady Chatterley's Lover - D. H. Lawrence (1900)

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Ours is essentially a tragic time, which is why we refuse to take it in a tragic way. The cataclysm has occurred, we are among the ruins, we begin to build new small habitats, to have new small hopes. It's pretty hard work: there's no easy path to the future now, but we get around the obstacles or around them. We have to live, no matter how many heavens have fallen.
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Sexual behavior, Married women, Adultery, Nobility, Fiction, Classical literature, Gamekeepers, England, Man-woman relations, fiction, Aristocracy (social class), Runaway wives, British and Irish fiction (fictitious works of a single author), Married, fiction, England, fiction, Fiction, erotica, Great Britain, fiction, Large type books, Wives, Fiction, erotica, general, Family, English literature, Women married, Novel, Adultery, Audio-recorded books, Fiction, Foresters, Large print books, Erotic novels, Married women in fiction, England in fiction, Foresters in fiction, Adultery in fiction, Social life and customs, Erotic tales, Romanies, Young women, Love stories, Ying yu, Dui zhao du wu, Han yu, Zhang pian xiao shuo, Femmes mariées, Romanos, nouvelles, Textual criticism, English literature, history and criticism, 20th century, Critique textuelle, Lady Chatterley's lover (Lawrence, D.H.), Man-woman relationships, Triangles (Interpersonal relationships), English fiction, Relationships between men and women, Triangle (Human relationships), Roman anglais, German fiction, Translations from English, Translations into German, Literature, LittératurePeople
D. H. Lawrence (1885-1930)Places
England, Great Britain, England, Ying guoTimes
20th Century, XiandaiShowing 10 featured editions. See all 514 editions?
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Includes bibliographic references.