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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Lady Chatterley's Lover by D. H. Lawrence: disappointed. He was taking no notice of her.
'I'm going away for a while next month,' she said.
'You are! Where to?'
'Venice! With Sir Clifford? For how long?'
'For a month or so,' she replied. 'Clifford won't go.'
'He'll stay here?' he asked.
'Yes! He hates to travel as he is.'
'Ay, poor devil!' he said, with sympathy. There was a pause.
'You won't forget me when I'm gone, will you?' she asked. Again he
lifted his eyes and looked full at her.
'Forget?' he said. 'You know nobody forgets. It's not a question of
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