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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: won't go down the proper gutters, it just won't. So I'm a bit of a
waste ticket by myself. And I've no business to take a woman into my
life, unless my life does something and gets somewhere, inwardly at
least, to keep us both fresh. A man must offer a woman some meaning in
his life, if it's going to be an isolated life, and if she's a genuine
woman. I can't be just your male concubine.'
'Why not?' she said.
'Why, because I can't. And you would soon hate it.'
'As if you couldn't trust me,' she said.
The grin flickered on his face.
'The money is yours, the position is yours, the decisions will lie with
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