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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: it was very good of you, but you shouldn't 'ave bothered. Why, did ever
you see!'--and the old woman turned to the child: 'Fancy Lady
Chatterley takin' all that trouble over yer! Why, she shouldn't 'ave
bothered!'
'It was no bother, just a walk,' said Connie smiling.
'Why, I'm sure 'twas very kind of you, I must say! So she was crying! I
knew there'd be something afore they got far. She's frightened of 'im,
that's wheer it is. Seems 'e's almost a stranger to 'er, fair a
stranger, and I don't think they're two as'd hit it off very easy. He's
got funny ways.'
Connie didn't know what to say.
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