Parts of this novel were based on its author's earlier works "The Shades of Spring" and "The Blind Man," both of which contain prototypes of characters in this work. Tommy Dukes makes a brief appearance in this novel, when he comes around to share memories of the old times, and Bertha Coutts becomes mentally unstable and begins to harass a central character. One character in this novel is possessed of "a small boy's frail nakedness" and is the Irish playwright Michaelis. Ivy Bolton is hired to care for Sir Clifford in this novel, which enables the protagonist to spend more time away from Wragby, her estate. The protagonist of this novel married while her husband was on leave, but he returned from the war paralyzed, 
Parts of this novel were based on its author's earlier works "The Shades of Spring" and "The Blind Man," both of which contain prototypes of characters in this work. Tommy Dukes makes a brief appearance in this novel, when he comes around to share memories of the old times, and Bertha Coutts becomes mentally unstable and begins to harass a central character. One character in this novel is possessed of "a small boy's frail nakedness" and is the Irish playwright Michaelis. Ivy Bolton is hired to care for Sir Clifford in this novel, which enables the protagonist to spend more time away from Wragby, her estate. The protagonist of this novel married while her husband was on leave, but he returned from the war paralyzed, leading her to seek comfort in Oliver Mellors. For 10 points, identify this novel about the affairs of the titular character Constance with her gamekeeper, a novel by D.H. Lawrence.
Parts of this novel were based on its author's earlier works "The Shades of Spring" and "The Blind Man," both of which contain prototypes of characters in this work.
{Lady Chatterley's Lover}