The protagonist of a story by this author imitates the accents of the Rigleys while inquiring with them if another character had been seen in the Prince of Wales pub.
The protagonist of a story by this author imitates the accents of the Rigleys while inquiring with them if another character had been seen in the Prince of Wales pub. After putting John and Annie to bed, the protagonist of that story attempts to track down her late-arriving husband Walter, only to learn of his death in a coal mine collapse. He wrote a story in which Oscar (*) Cresswell ensures that Hester will receive "one thousand pounds at a time" on her birthday for the next five years. In that story by this man, Paul is driven by the house whispering "there must be more money" to win 80,000 pounds by riding a certain toy for hours into the night. For 10 points, name this author of "Odour of Chrysanthemums" and "The Rocking-Horse Winner," who scandalized audiences with Constance's relationship with the gamekeeper Oliver Mellors in Lady Chatterley's Lover.
The protagonist of a story by this author imitates the accents of the Rigleys while inquiring with them if another character had been seen in the Prince of Wales pub.
D.H. Lawrence [or David Herbert Lawrence]