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Two families on a Nottinghamshire farm: a girl who marries the rich man instead of the farmer's son who loves her, a gamekeeper who has turned his back on civilisation, and a valley that is being sold under all of them. Lawrence published his first novel at twenty-five after rewriting it four times, and set it in the country he had walked as a boy. Everything he did later is here in solution, including the argument about class that he never dropped. Fifty-three plates of field and farm by painters including Constable and Clausen carry the novel's own landscape across two centuries of English painting.
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- Cover
- Copyright
- Part I. Chapter I The People of Nethermere
- Chapter II. Dangling the Apple
- Chapter III. A Vendor of Visions
- Chapter IV. The Father
- Chapter V. The Scent of Blood
- Chapter VI. The Education of George
- Chapter VII. Lettie Pulls Down the Small Gold Grapes
- Chapter VIII. The Riot of Christmas
- Chapter IX. Lettie Comes of Age
- Part II. Chapter I Strange Blossoms and Strange New Budding
- Chapter II. A Shadow in Spring
- Chapter III. The Irony of Inspired Moments
- Chapter IV. Kiss When She’s Ripe for Tears
- Chapter V. An Arrow from the Impatient God
- Chapter VI. The Courting
- Chapter VII. The Fascination of the Forbidden Apple
- Chapter VIII. A Poem of Friendship
- Chapter IX. Pastorals and Peonies
- Part III. Chapter I A New Start in Life
- Chapter II. Puffs of Wind in the Sail
- Chapter III. The First Pages of Several Romances
- Chapter IV. Domestic Life at the Ram
- Chapter V. The Dominant Motif of Suffering
- Chapter VI. Pisgah
- Chapter VII. Nethermthe Scarp Slopeere
- Chapter VIII. A Prospect Among the Marshes of Lethe
- About the Author
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