Titlebook: D. H. Lawrence; Norman Page (Professor of English) Book 1981 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1981 Bronte.Ch

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,The Café Royal Episode,nse of strain and dissatisfaction. Frieda was torn between her recent friendliness with Murry and Lawrence’s belief that England held nothing for him any more in spite of all the . that were or ever could be. Lawrence, waiting in vain week after week for some reply to the letters and cables which he

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,The Café Royal Episode: Another Version,are just as she left them, but Murry can never bring himself to use them much. He and I start for the Café Royal. A private room has been engaged, an ornate, over-gilded, red-plushed room. Koteliansky, Gertler and Mrs Gilbert Cannan are grouped round the fire with Catherine Carswell and her husband,

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In Hampstead,ol called Dr Young. at Brett’s. house in Hampstead. I went up there to say goodbye to Brett, but found to my dismay this dreadful assembly of Adelphites.. Lawrence was very rude to me, of course, and held forth to the assembly as if he was a lecturer to minor university students. Apparently he came

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,‘An Urge for Life’,espondence of ten years. I found a man uncannily active in spite of slight figure and frail health; with a loving observant eye, prehensile hands, a body alert and ready to leap like a cat, and a mind as taut as a steel spring. One felt an urge for life in his company; there was nothing sedative or

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A Literary Tea-party,ously untidy person in a morning-coat, which bore evidence that he had put it on under protest, came up to me, with a very fetching grin on his face and a curiously girlish, hysterical voice. I guessed immediately that he was D. H. Lawrence. He at once conveyed to me his disapproval of nearly everyb

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-7067-0We arrived in Sydney harbour—nice it was not knowing a soul.

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