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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: men! An' the women could dress as they liked. Because if once the men
walked with legs close bright scarlet, and buttocks nice and showing
scarlet under a little white jacket: then the women 'ud begin to be
women. It's because th' men AREN'T men, that th' women have to be.--An'
in time pull down Tevershall and build a few beautiful buildings, that
would hold us all. An' clean the country up again. An' not have many
children, because the world is overcrowded.
'But I wouldn't preach to the men: only strip 'em an' say: Look at
yourselves! That's workin' for money!--Hark at yourselves! That's
working for money. You've been working for money! Look at Tevershall!
It's horrible. That's because it was built while you was working for
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