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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Sons and Lovers by D. H. Lawrence: which he never noticed, and which afterwards he never forgot.
She did not mention her own ill-health to him. After all, she thought,
it was not much.
"You are late!" she said, looking at him.
His eyes were shining; his face seemed to glow. He smiled
to her.
"Yes; I've been down Clifton Grove with Clara."
His mother looked at him again.
"But won't people talk?" she said.
"Why? They know she's a suffragette, and so on. And what
if they do talk!"
Sons and Lovers | 
