Women in Love by D H Lawrence Chapter 14 Page 114

I know what you mean. We’re all right, you know, you and me.’

‘I may be all right, but I’m sure you’re not, mucking about here,’ said Birkin. And he went away.

The bodies of the dead were not recovered till towards dawn. Diana had her arms tight round the neck of the young man, choking him.

‘She killed him,’ said Gerald.

The moon sloped down the sky and sank at last. The lake was sunk to quarter size, it had horrible raw banks of clay, that smelled of raw rottenish water. Dawn roused faintly behind the eastern hill. The water still boomed through the sluice.

As the birds were whistling for the first morning, and the hills at the back of