The Irish playwright Michaelis makes the main character wish she had never married the now-impotent nobleman Clifford, a representation of the modern English gentleman.
Hammond and Berry are among the intellectuals who visit Wragby in this novel, and other minor characters include Bertha Coutts, who spreads vicious rumors about her husband. The Irish playwright Michaelis makes the main character wish she had never married the now-impotent nobleman Clifford, a representation of the modern English gentleman. This results in the protagonist's affair with her gamekeeper Oliver Mellors, by whom she becomes pregnant. Centering on the noblewoman Constance, FTP, name this novel written by D.H. Lawrence.
Hammond and Berry are among the intellectuals who visit Wragby in this novel, and other minor characters include Bertha Coutts, who spreads vicious rumors about her husband.
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