A man in this novel puts his dirty hands on a white tablecloth rather than shake hands with the clergyman Mr. Heaton. That man in this novel is enraged when his wife complains of his filthiness, after which he locks her out of the house and she smear
A man in this novel puts his dirty hands on a white tablecloth rather than shake hands with the clergyman Mr. Heaton. That man in this novel is enraged when his wife complains of his filthiness, after which he locks her out of the house and she smears her face with lily pollen. In this novel, Gyp's engagement to William ends with William's death from pneumonia. This novel's protagonist cannot bring himself to love Miriam or Clara Dawes because his feelings for them are overpowered by his love for a woman with whom he has the title family relationship, his mother Gertrude. For 10 points, name this novel about Paul Morel, written by D. H. Lawrence. 