A character in this novel decides to have a child when she sees an old family cradle.
A character in this novel decides to have a child when she sees an old family cradle. This novel is oftenaccompanied by its author's essay "Apropos of" it. This novel begins, "Ours is essentially a tragic age, sowe refuse to take it tragically." A climactic scene in this novel occurs when a character's wheelchair getsstuck outside in the forest. During a trip to Venice, the protagonist and her sister Hilda meet up with theartist Duncan Forbes. The protagonist of this novel has a failed affair with Michaelis and is anxious to getaway from Wragby and her impotent husband. For 10 points, name this novel about the gamekeeper OliverMellors's affair with Connie, written by D. H. Lawrence.
A character in this novel decides to have a child when she sees an old family cradle.
Lady Chatterley's Lover