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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: you.
'But then she'd have to know.'
'Oh, I shall tell her. I've more or less told her already. I must talk
it all over with Hilda. She's a great help, so sensible.'
He was thinking of her plan.
'So you'd start off from Wragby at tea-time, as if you were going to
London? Which way were you going?'
'By Nottingham and Grantham.'
'And then your sister would drop you somewhere and you'd walk or drive
back here? Sounds very risky, to me.'
'Does it? Well, then, Hilda could bring me back. She could sleep at
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