Women in Love by D H Lawrence Chapter 29 Page 104

Then there was a great swerve at the bottom, when they swung as it were in a fall to earth, in the diminishing motion.

They came to rest. But when she rose to her feet, she could not stand. She gave a strange cry, turned and clung to him, sinking her face on his breast, fainting in him. Utter oblivion came over her, as she lay for a few moments abandoned against him.

‘What is it?’ he was saying. ‘Was it too much for you?’

But she heard nothing.

When she came to, she stood up and looked round, astonished. Her face was white, her eyes brilliant and large.

‘What is it?’ he repeated. ‘Did it upset you?’

She