When her coal-mining husband Walter does not return home for  dinner, Elizabeth fears that his usual Saturday-night drinking  binge has become a twice-a-week event.
When her coal-mining husband Walter does not return home for  dinner, Elizabeth fears that his usual Saturday-night drinking  binge has become a twice-a-week event. After setting out to find  him, Elizabeth comes back home to find people gathered at her  house. Walter has died in a cave-in, and Elizabeth decides that  she is thankful to death for reflecting the truth about their  marriage in, FTP, what short story by D.H. Lawrence?
When her coal-mining husband Walter does not return home for  dinner, Elizabeth fears that his usual Saturday-night drinking  binge has become a twice-a-week event.
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