Titlebook: D. H. Lawrence; Norman Page (Professor of English) Book 1981 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1981 Charles D

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Lawrence as a Teacher, vivid blue eyes. Later I noticed that his hands contrasted palpably with his general appearance. They were fragile, long-fingered, expressive, well controlled. Lawrence was not a robust being. He made no pretensions in the matter of dress. His expression always showed a kind of confident amusement.

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,An Editor’s Impressions,itten in ink, on grey-blue notepaper. It said that the writer knew a young man who wrote, as she thought, admirably but was too shy to send his work to editors. Would I care to see some of his writing?

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First Meeting,lso at a critical period of his life just then. The death of his mother had shaken the foundations of his health for a second time. He had given up his post as a schoolmaster at Croydon. He had done with his past life.

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,The Friendship with ‘Miriam’,t the words would not come. The room grew ominously still. The white-haired, rosy-cheeked superintendent smiled encouragement, and Lawrence’s sister giggled hysterically. At last the boy turned a tortured face to the superintendent and made a request, which was granted by a cordial nod. Lawrence the

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