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The Trespasser The Trespasser by D.H. Lawrence
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“I should be interested in and impelled to write regarding the impingement of the outer life of our far dominions”
D.H. Lawrence, The Trespasser
“I can open the blue heaven with looking, and push back the doors of day a little, and see—God knows what! One of these days I shall slip through. Oh, I am perfectly sane; I only strive beyond myself!”
D.H. Lawrence, The Trespasser
“His mind had the poetry of a free”
D.H. Lawrence, The Trespasser
“Ian held out his hand with a genial smile”
D.H. Lawrence, The Trespasser
“ready. “And yet his rashness will hurt you longer than your haste hurt him.”
D.H. Lawrence, The Trespasser
“gift of reducing things”
D.H. Lawrence, The Trespasser
“the physical and mental misery she had endured lay hid under the pale composure of her face.”
D.H. Lawrence, The Trespasser
“The English aristocrat is at home in the lodge of a Sioux chief or the bamboo-hut of a Fijian”
D.H. Lawrence, The Trespasser