Women in Love by D H Lawrence Chapter 2 Page 30

want a soul today, my boy,’ said Marshall. ‘It’d be in your road.’

‘Christ! Marshall, go and talk to somebody else,’ cried Gerald, with sudden impatience.

‘By God, I’m willing,’ said Marshall, in a temper. ‘Too much bloody soul and talk altogether — ’

He withdrew in a dudgeon, Gerald staring after him with angry eyes, that grew gradually calm and amiable as the stoutly-built form of the other man passed into the distance.

‘There’s one thing, Lupton,’ said Gerald, turning suddenly to the bridegroom. ‘Laura won’t have brought such a fool into the family as Lottie did.’

‘Comfort yourself with that,’