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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG

WORKS OF

DAVID H. LAWRENCE

Compiled by David Widger

CONTENTS

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##  SONS AND LOVERS

##  SONS AND LOVERS

##  TOUCH AND GO

##  WOMEN IN LOVE

##  AARON'S ROD

##  FANTASIA OF THE UNCONSCIOUS

##  TORTOISES

##  THE PRUSSIAN OFFICER AND OTHERS

##  THE RAINBOW

##  AMORES

##  LOVE POEMS AND OTHERS

##  NEW POEMS

##  BAY, A BOOK OF POEMS

##  LOOK! WE HAVE COME THROUGH!

##  SEA AND SARDINIA

##  THE WHITE PEACOCK

##  ENGLAND, MY ENGLAND

##  TWILIGHT IN ITALY

##  THE LOST GIRL

THE TRESPASSER

THE WIDOWING OF MRS. HOLROYD

WINTRY PEACOCK

TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

SONS AND LOVERS

By D.H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

PART ONE

I. The Early Married Life of the Morels

II. The Birth of Paul, and Another Battle

III. The Casting Off of Morel—The Taking on of William

IV. The Young Life of Paul

V. Paul Launches into Life

VI. Death in the Family

PART TWO

VII. Lad-and-Girl Love

VIII. Strife in Love

IX. Defeat of Miriam

X. Clara

XI. The Test on Miriam

XII. Passion

XIII. Baxter Dawes

XIV. The Release

XV. Derelict

SONS AND LOVERS

By D. H. Lawrence

With An Introduction By John Macy

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

PAGE

I

The Early Married Life of the Morels

3

II

The Birth of Paul, and Another Battle

34

III

The Casting Off of Morel—the Taking On of William

56

IV

The Young Life of Paul

70

V

Paul Launches into Life

100

VI

Death in the Family

136

VII

Lad-and-Girl Love

169

VIII

Strife in Love

213

IX

Defeat of Miriam

254

X

Clara

297

XI

The Test on Miriam

327

XII

Passion

354

XIII

Baxter Dawes

401

XIV

The Release

444

XV

Derelict

479

TOUCH AND GO

A Play in Three Acts

By D. H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

PREFACE

CHARACTERS

TOUCH AND GO

ACT I

ACT II

ACT III

WOMEN IN LOVE

By D. H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I.

Sisters

CHAPTER II.

Shortlands

CHAPTER III.

Class-room

CHAPTER IV.

Diver

CHAPTER V.

In the Train

CHAPTER VI.

Crème de Menthe

CHAPTER VII.

Fetish

CHAPTER VIII.

Breadalby

CHAPTER IX.

Coal-dust

CHAPTER X.

Sketch-book

CHAPTER XI.

An Island

CHAPTER XII.

Carpeting

CHAPTER XIII.

Mino

CHAPTER XIV.

Water-party

CHAPTER XV.

Sunday Evening

CHAPTER XVI.

Man to Man

CHAPTER XVII.

The Industrial Magnate

CHAPTER XVIII.

Rabbit

CHAPTER XIX.

Moony

CHAPTER XX.

Gladiatorial

CHAPTER XXI.

Threshold

CHAPTER XXII.

Woman to Woman

CHAPTER XXIII.

Excurse

CHAPTER XXIV.

Death and Love

CHAPTER XXV.

Marriage or Not

CHAPTER XXVI.

A Chair

CHAPTER XXVII.

Flitting

CHAPTER XXVIII.

Gudrun in the Pompadour

CHAPTER XXIX.

Continental

CHAPTER XXX.

Snowed Up

CHAPTER XXXI.

Exeunt

AARON'S ROD

By D. H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I

THE BLUE BALL

CHAPTER II

ROYAL OAK

CHAPTER III

"THE LIGHTED TREE”

CHAPTER IV

"THE PILLAR OF SALT”

CHAPTER V

AT THE OPERA

CHAPTER VI

TALK

CHAPTER VII

THE DARK SQUARE GARDEN

CHAPTER VIII

A PUNCH IN THE WIND

CHAPTER IX

LOW-WATER MARK

CHAPTER X

THE WAR AGAIN

CHAPTER XI

MORE PILLAR OF SALT

CHAPTER XII

NOVARA

CHAPTER XIII

WIE ES IHNEN GEFAELLT

CHAPTER XIV

XX SETTEMBRE

CHAPTER XV

A RAILWAY JOURNEY

CHAPTER XVI

FLORENCE

CHAPTER XVII

HIGH UP OVER THE CATHEDRAL SQUARE

CHAPTER XVIII

THE MARCHESA

CHAPTER XIX

CLEOPATRA, BUT NOT ANTHONY

CHAPTER XX

THE BROKEN ROD

CHAPTER XXI

WORDS

FANTASIA OF THE UNCONSCIOUS

By D. H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

PAGE

Foreword

vii

I.

Introduction

1

II.

The Holy Family

14

III.

Plexuses, Planes and So On

29

IV.

Trees and Babies and Papas and Mamas

42

V.

The Five Senses

64

VI.

First Glimmerings of Mind

85

VII.

First Steps in Education

101

VIII.

Education and Sex in Man, Woman and Child

119

IX.

The Birth of Sex

140

X.

Parent Love

164

XI.

The Vicious Circle

185

XII.

Litany of Exhortations

209

XIII.

Cosmological

214

XIV.

Sleep and Dreams

234

XV.

The Lower Self

263

Epilogue

291

TORTOISES

By D. H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

BABY TORTOISE

TORTOISE-SHELL

TORTOISE FAMILY CONNECTIONS

LUI ET ELLE

TORTOISE GALLANTRY

TORTOISE SHOUT

THE PRUSSIAN OFFICER

and Other Stories

By D. H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

The Prussian Officer

The Thorn in the Flesh

Daughters of the Vicar

A Fragment of Stained Glass

The Shades of Spring

Second Best

The Shadow in the Rose Garden

Goose Fair

The White Stocking

A Sick Collier

The Christening

Odour of Chrysanthemums

THE RAINBOW

By D. H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

I

How Tom Brangwen Married a Polish Lady

II

They Live at the Marsh

III

Childhood of Anna Lensky

IV

Girlhood of Anna Brangwen

V

Wedding at the Marsh

VI

Anna Victrix

VII

The Cathedral

VIII

The Child

IX

The Marsh and the Flood

X

The Widening Circle

XI

First Love

XII

Shame

XIII

The Man's World

XIV

The Widening Circle

XV

The Bitterness of Ecstasy

XVI

The Rainbow

AMORES

Poems

By D. H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

THE WILD COMMON

STUDY

DISCORD IN CHILDHOOD

VIRGIN YOUTH

MONOLOGUE OF A MOTHER

IN A BOAT

WEEK-NIGHT SERVICE

IRONY

DREAMS OLD AND NASCENT

DREAMS OLD AND NASCENT

A WINTER'S TALE

EPILOGUE

A BABY RUNNING BAREFOOT

DISCIPLINE

SCENT OF IRISES

THE PROPHET

LAST WORDS TO MIRIAM

MYSTERY

PATIENCE

BALLAD OF ANOTHER OPHELIA

RESTLESSNESS

A BABY ASLEEP AFTER PAIN

ANXIETY

THE PUNISHER

THE END

THE BRIDE

THE VIRGIN MOTHER

AT THE WINDOW

DRUNK

SORROW

DOLOR OF AUTUMN

THE INHERITANCE

SILENCE

LISTENING

BROODING GRIEF

LOTUS HURT BY THE COLD

MALADE

LIAISON

TROTH WITH THE DEAD

DISSOLUTE

SUBMERGENCE

THE ENKINDLED SPRING

REPROACH

THE HANDS OF THE BETROTHED

EXCURSION

PERFIDY

A SPIRITUAL WOMAN

MATING

A LOVE SONG

BROTHER AND SISTER

AFTER MANY DAYS

BLUE

SNAP-DRAGON

A PASSING BELL

IN TROUBLE AND SHAME

ELEGY

GREY EVENING

FIRELIGHT AND NIGHTFALL

THE MYSTIC BLUE

LOVE POEMS AND OTHERS

By D. H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

LOVE POEMS:-

PAGE

Wedding Morn

i.

Kisses in the Train

iii.

Cruelty and Love

v.

Cherry Robbers

viii.

Lilies in the Fire

ix.

Coldness in Love

xi.

End of another Home-Holiday

xiii.

Reminder

xvi.

Bei Hennef

xviii.

Lightning

xix.

Song-Day in Autumn

xxi.

Aware

xxiii.

A Pang of Reminiscence

xxiv.

A White Blossom

xxv.

Red Moon-Rise

xxvi.

Return

xxviii.

The Appeal

xxix.

Repulsed

xxx.

Dream-Confused

xxxii.

Corot

xxxiii.

Morning Work

xxxv.

Transformations

xxxvi.

Renascence

xxxviii.

Dog-Tired

xl.

Michael-Angelo

xli.

DIALECT POEMS:-

Violets

xlii.

Whether or Not

xliv.

A Collier's Wife

liii.

The Drained Cup

lvi.

THE SCHOOLMASTER:-

I.

A Snowy Day in School

lix.

II.

The Best of School

lx.

III.

Afternoon in School

lxiii.

NEW POEMS

By D. H. Lawrence

1918

CONTENTS

APPREHENSION

COMING AWAKE

FROM A COLLEGE WINDOW

FLAPPER

BIRDCAGE WALK

LETTER FROM TOWN: THE

FLAT SUBURBS, S.W., IN THE

THIEF IN THE NIGHT

LETTER FROM TOWN: ON A

SUBURBS ON A HAZY DAY

HYDE PARK AT NIGHT, BEFORE

GIPSY

TWO-FOLD

UNDER THE OAK

SIGH NO MORE

LOVE STORM

PARLIAMENT HILL IN THE

PICCADILLY CIRCUS AT NIGHT

TARANTELLA

IN CHURCH

PIANO

EMBANKMENT AT NIGHT,

PHANTASMAGORIA

NEXT MORNING

PALIMPSEST OF TWILIGHT

EMBANKMENT AT NIGHT,

WINTER IN THE BOULEVARD

SCHOOL ON THE OUTSKIRTS

SICKNESS

EVERLASTING FLOWERS

THE NORTH COUNTRY

BITTERNESS OF DEATH

SEVEN SEALS

READING A LETTER

TWENTY YEARS AGO

INTIME

TWO WIVES

HEIMWEH

DEBACLE

NARCISSUS

AUTUMN SUNSHINE

ON THAT DAY

BAY

A Book Of Poems

By D. H. Lawrence

1919

CONTENTS

GUARDS!

EVOLUTIONS OF SOLDIERS

THE LITTLE TOWN AT EVENING

LAST HOURS

TOWN

AFTER THE OPERA

GOING BACK

ON THE MARCH

BOMBARDMENT

WINTER-LULL

THE ATTACK

OBSEQUIAL ODE

SHADES

BREAD UPON THE WATERS.

RUINATION

RONDEAU OF A CONSCIENTIOUS

TOMMIES IN THE TRAIN

WAR-BABY

NOSTALGIA

LOOK!   WE HAVE COME THROUGH!

By D. H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

FOREWORD

ARGUMENT

ELEGY

NONENTITY

MARTYR À LA MODE

DON JUAN

THE SEA

HYMN TO PRIAPUS

BALLAD OF A WILFUL WOMAN

FIRST MORNING

SHE LOOKS BACK

ON THE BALCONY

FROHNLEICHNAM

IN THE DARK

HUMILIATION

GREEN

RIVER ROSES

GLOIRE DE DIJON

ROSE OF ALL THE WORLD

QUITE FORSAKEN

FORSAKEN AND FORLORN

FIREFLIES IN THE CORN

SINNERS

MISERY

WINTER DAWN

WHY DOES SHE WEEP?

GIORNO DEI MORTI

ALL SOULS

LADY WIFE

BOTH SIDES OF THE MEDAL

LOGGERHEADS

DECEMBER NIGHT

NEW YEAR'S EVE

NEW YEAR'S NIGHT

VALENTINE'S NIGHT

BIRTH NIGHT

RABBIT SNARED IN THE NIGHT

PARADISE RE-ENTERED

SPRING MORNING

WEDLOCK

HISTORY

ONE WOMAN TO ALL WOMEN

PEOPLE

STREET LAMPS

NEW HEAVEN AND EARTH

ELYSIUM

MANIFESTO

AUTUMN RAIN

FROST FLOWERS

CRAVING FOR SPRING

SEA AND SARDINIA

By D. H. Lawrence

With Eight Pictures In Color By Jan Juta

CONTENTS

I.

As Far As Palermo

11

II.

The Sea

44

III.

Cagliari

99

IV.

Mandas

127

V.

To Sorgono

154

VI.

To Nuoro

212

VII.

To Terranova and the Steamer

260

VIII.

Back

312

ILLUSTRATIONS

Orosei

Frontispiece

Map—By D. H. Lawrence

44

Isili

100

Tonara

148

Sorgono

180

Fonni

204

Gavoi

236

Nuoro

268

Terranova

300

"THE WHITE PEACOCK"

By D. H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

THE WHITE PEACOCK

PART I

CHAPTER I

THE PEOPLE OF NETHERMERE

CHAPTER II

DANGLING THE APPLE

CHAPTER III

A VENDOR OF VISIONS

CHAPTER IV

THE FATHER

CHAPTER V

THE SCENT OF BLOOD

CHAPTER VI

THE EDUCATION OF GEORGE

CHAPTER VII

LETTIE PULLS DOWN THE SMALL GOLD GRAPES

CHAPTER VIII

THE RIOT OF CHRISTMAS

CHAPTER IX

LETTIE COMES OF AGE

PART II

CHAPTER I

STRANGE BLOSSOMS AND STRANGE NEW BUDDING

CHAPTER II

A SHADOW IN SPRING

CHAPTER III

THE IRONY OF INSPIRED MOMENTS

CHAPTER IV

KISS WHEN SHE'S RIPE FOR TEARS

CHAPTER V

AN ARROW FROM THE IMPATIENT GOD

CHAPTER VI

THE COURTING

CHAPTER VII

THE FASCINATION OF THE FORBIDDEN APPLE

CHAPTER VIII

A POEM OF FRIENDSHIP

CHAPTER IX

PASTORALS AND PEONIES

PART III

CHAPTER I

A NEW START IN LIFE

CHAPTER II

PUFFS OF WIND IN THE SAIL

CHAPTER III

THE FIRST PAGES OF SEVERAL ROMANCES

CHAPTER III

DOMESTIC LIFE AT THE RAM

CHAPTER IV

THE DOMINANT MOTIF OF SUFFERING

CHAPTER V

PISGAH

CHAPTER VI

THE SCARP SLOPE

CHAPTER VII

A PROSPECT AMONG THE MARSHES OF LETHE

ENGLAND, MY ENGLAND

By D. H. Lawrence

CONTENTS

ENGLAND, MY ENGLAND

TICKETS, PLEASE

THE BLIND MAN

MONKEY NUTS

WINTRY PEACOCK

YOU TOUCHED ME

SAMSON AND DELILAH

THE PRIMROSE PATH

THE HORSE DEALER'S DAUGHTER

FANNY AND ANNIE

TWILIGHT IN ITALY

By D. H. Lawrence

1916

CONTENTS

THE CRUCIFIX ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS

ON THE LAGO DI GARDA

THE SPINNER AND THE MONKS

THE LEMON GARDENS

THE THEATRE

SAN GAUDENZIO

THE DANCE

IL DURO

JOHN

ITALIANS IN EXILE

THE RETURN JOURNEY

THE LOST GIRL

By D. H. Lawrence

1921

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I

THE DECLINE OF MANCHESTER HOUSE

CHAPTER II

THE RISE OF ALVINA HOUGHTON

CHAPTER III

THE MATERNITY NURSE

CHAPTER IV

TWO WOMEN DIE

CHAPTER V

THE BEAU

CHAPTER VI

HOUGHTON'S LAST ENDEAVOUR

CHAPTER VII

NATCHA-KEE-TAWARA

CHAPTER VIII

CICCIO

CHAPTER IX

ALVINA BECOMES ALLAYE

CHAPTER X

THE FALL OF MANCHESTER HOUSE

CHAPTER XI

HONOURABLE ENGAGEMENT

CHAPTER XII

ALLAYE ALSO IS ENGAGED

CHAPTER XIII

THE WEDDED WIFE

CHAPTER XIV

THE JOURNEY ACROSS

CHAPTER XV

THE PLACE CALLED CALIFANO

CHAPTER XVI

SUSPENSE

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SONS AND LOVERS

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SONS AND LOVERS

With An Introduction By John Macy

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TOUCH AND GO

A Play in Three Acts

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WOMEN IN LOVE

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AARON'S ROD

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FANTASIA OF THE UNCONSCIOUS

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TORTOISES

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THE PRUSSIAN OFFICER

and Other Stories By D. H. Lawrence

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THE RAINBOW

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AMORES

Poems

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LOVE POEMS AND OTHERS

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NEW POEMS

1918 CONTENTS

BAY

A Book Of Poems

1919

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LOOK! WE HAVE COME THROUGH!

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SEA AND SARDINIA

With Eight Pictures In Color By Jan Juta

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ILLUSTRATIONS

"THE WHITE PEACOCK"

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ENGLAND, MY ENGLAND

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TWILIGHT IN ITALY

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THE LOST GIRL

1921

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