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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Lady Chatterley's Lover by D. H. Lawrence: keeper here for two years before the war...before he joined up. My
father always had a good Opinion of him, so when he came back, and went
to the pit for a blacksmith's job, I just took him back here as keeper.
I was really very glad to get him...its almost impossible to find a
good man round here for a gamekeeper...and it needs a man who knows the
people.'
'And isn't he married?'
'He was. But his wife went off with...with various men...but finally
with a collier at Stacks Gate, and I believe she's living there still.'
'So this man is alone?'
'More or less! He has a mother in the village...and a child, I
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