In this novel, a character remembers accidentally landing on his sister's doll and suggesting that they burn it as a sacrifice.
In this novel, a character remembers accidentally landing on his sister's doll and suggesting that they burn it as a sacrifice. A woman in this novel is angered when her husband cuts their son's hair while he is sleeping and remembers meeting him at a Christmas party where she refused to dance with him. At Wiley Farm, the protagonist of this novel is introduced by Miriam to a woman who is nicknamed the (*) "Queen of Sheba." In this novel, the affections of the protagonist's mother shift after his brother dies and he falls ill with pneumonia. A character in this novel returns to his house in Nottinghamshire after his relationship with Clara Dawes, only for his mother to die shortly after. For 10 points, name this D.H. Lawrence novel that focuses on the lives of the two Morel brothers.
In this novel, a character remembers accidentally landing on his sister's doll and suggesting that they burn it as a sacrifice.
Sons and Lovers