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D.H. Lawrence

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Brennon is on page 109 of 360

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Anneke Sears-stryker is 86% done

This writing is so SASSY 😂❤️
"He thought this trip to some lonely bank across the lagoon probably meant business - business being 'l'amore.' So he got a mate to help him, for it was a long way. And after all, they were two ladies. Two ladies, two mackerels. Good arithmetic."

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Anneke Sears-stryker is 85% done

Torn between appreciating Mellors' confidence in provoking the upper classes... and hating the way he talks about women. It's like all these "classic" authors had to take out their distain for women in some way, whether via badly-written female characters or misogynistic men.

I like this line:
"To be ashamed and make one feel ashamed, how awful. What a pity most men are so doggy; a bit shameful."

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