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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: together in a world of their own.
It was bitter to her to go on to Wragby.
'I want soon to come and live with you altogether,' she said as she
left him.
He smiled, unanswering.
She got home quietly and unremarked, and went up to her room.
Chapter 15
There was a letter from Hilda on the breakfast-tray. 'Father is going
to London this week, and I shall call for you on Thursday week, June
17th. You must be ready so that we can go at once. I don't want to
waste time at Wragby, it's an awful place. I shall probably stay the
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