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p.198/2442. The Trespasser (1912). Table of Contents

p.191/2442. Part 3, Chapter 8 - A Prospect Among the Marshes of Lethe

p.186/2442. The White Peacock, Part Three, Chapter 7 — The Scarp Slope

p.177/2442. The White Peacock. Part Three, Chapter 6 — Pisgah

p.170/2442. The White Peacock. Part Three, Chapter 5. The Dominant Motif of Suffering.

p.164/2442. The White Peacock. Part Three, Chapter 4. Domestic Life at the Ram

p.158/2442. The White Peacock, Part Three, Chapter 3 — The First Pages of Several Romances

The White Peacock. Part 3. Chapter 1. A New Start in Life.

White Peacock part 2 chapter 9 - Pastorals and Peonies.

White Peacock part 2 chapter 6: The Courting

White Peacock part 2 chapter 5: An Arrow from the Impatient God

“They dun what they can. But it’s a hard job, it is, ter keep ’em all goin’.”

Chapter 4, Part 2 of White Peacock

Sons and lovers

(however, the Delphi “Works of D H Lawrence”, which links with my edition of the Delphi US collected works, is not “Goodreads-equivalence-class-grouped” with this edition of the novels (complete? up to 1926? will check) so that’s good anyway.)

(goodreads librarians also regard the complete novels as equivalent to the Delphi collected works (US) which is in no way equivalent or modulo translation similar in content. Obviously no one has set guidelines for these things…)

switching editions to this 2443, not 6067 page one. May have less in it, though I haven’t even finished this…

White Peacock, Chapter 3 of Book 2.