A title character of this novel grew up in the coal town of Tevershall and is married to the mentally unstable Bertha Coutts.
A title character of this novel grew up in the coal town of Tevershall and is married to the mentally unstable Bertha Coutts. He criticizes the art of Duncan Forbes and alienates Hilda after Ivy Bolton's arrival at Wragby to care for Sir Clifford. That event allows Clifford's wife more freedom, and after a brief liaison with Michaelis she takes up with the title character, Clifford's gamekeeper. For 10 points, name this novel about Connie's affair with Oliver Mellors, a work of D.H. Lawrence.
A title character of this novel grew up in the coal town of Tevershall and is married to the mentally unstable Bertha Coutts.
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