The Rainbow by D H Lawrence Chapter 2 Page 93

he turned aside, and could not look. But his heart in torture was at peace, his bowels were glad. He went downstairs, and to the door, outside, lifted his face to the rain, and felt the darkness striking unseen and steadily upon him.

The swift, unseen threshing of the night upon him silenced him and he was overcome. He turned away indoors, humbly.

There was the infinite world, eternal, unchanging, as well as the world of life.