The Rainbow by D H Lawrence Chapter 12 Page 19

kissed her. And she lifted her in her arms, close, saying, softly:

“I shall carry you into the water.”

[Ursula lay still in her mistress's arms, her forehead against the beloved, maddening breast.

“I shall put you in,” said Winifred.

But Ursula twined her body about her mistress.]

After awhile the rain came down on their flushed, hot limbs, startling, delicious. A sudden, ice-cold shower burst in a great weight upon them. They stood up to it with pleasure. Ursula received the stream of it upon her breasts and her limbs. It made her cold, and a deep, bottomless silence welled up in her, as if bottomless darkness were returning upon her.