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Lady Chatterley's Lover — Chapter 10 (Part 26 of 26)

He turned slowly, ponderingly, accepting again the isolation. He knew it was better so. She must come to him: it was no use his trailing after her. No use!

Mrs Bolton saw him disappear, saw his dog run after him.

‘Well, well!’ she said. ‘He’s the one man I never thought of; and the one man I might have thought of. He was nice to me when he was a lad, after I lost Ted. Well, well! Whatever would he say if he knew!’

And she glanced triumphantly at the already sleeping Clifford, as she stepped softly from the room.