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In this, the final chapter of "Lady Chatterley's Lover", Sir Clifford takes the news of Connie's leaving him with a bit of male hysteria. Despite her wish to the contrary, Lady Chatterley travels to Wragby to meet in person with her estranged husband. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

During their return to London from Venice, Connie tells her father, Sir Malcom, she'll not return to Wragby since she's with child, the child of a man not her husband. Sir Malcolm imagines her lover a lucky man. Connie and Mellors reunite in London. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

Mellors' estranged wife Bertha returns to find herself unwelcome in Mellors' cottage, where there's evidence of another woman. In a fury, Bertha publicly announces who she think's been sleeping in her bed. Gossipy letters to and from Wragby and Venice abound. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

Mrs. Bolton knows, but covers for the stormy absence of the Lady of the Chatterley house. With the skeptical help of her sister Hilda, Connie clandestinely meets Mellors on her last night near Wragby before leaving on her Venice holiday. "It's the nicest woman's arse as is," is what Connie remembers as Clifford opines on the nature of spirit vs. guts. "It's the nicest woman's arse as is." If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

With the news that Connie is pregnant, Mellors ruminates on how men might once again be men: red trousers. "Tha's got a proper woman's arse," he says, "I like it." Out looking for Connie, Mrs. Bolton finds the lovers together, walking in the riding. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

Connie and Mellors. Connie and Mellors. Connie and Mellors. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

Connie and Mellors push Clifford around in the broken motorized chair and fighting ensues between the Chatterleys. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

Lawrence draws a disturbingly honest portrait of post-coital angst/bliss. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

Uthwaite rumour has it that Constance Chatterley will provide Clifford - and Wagby - with an heir. Even the suspicious gossip Mrs. Bolton believes it's possible that the parapelgic Clifford will be the future child's father as Connie plans an extended trip to Venice in order to deflect suspicion of fatherhood well away from Mellors. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

Connie is preoccupied with her affair, but does not go to the hut so long as she imagines Mellors waiting for her. Coy, she walks the opposite direction, only to run into Mellors anyway. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

Connie is repulsed by Clifford's worship of her, is given a key to the hut, and weeps with ecstasy at the ferocity of the female urge. Mellors' heart flames and melts as Connie's breaks. "Kiss me," she says, before "plunging into the dark grey tangible night." Because Chapter 10 is quite long, it's broken into two hour-long posts. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

Mrs. Bolton's gossip causes Clifford to get his pecker up and return to the pits. D.H. Lawrence reflects on "the novel, properly handled." If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

To get Connie out of the house and into the air, Mrs. Bolton encourages Connie to pick wild daffodils behind the keeper's cottage, and Constance has a disagreement with Mellors over its key. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

Connie at twenty-seven takes a hard look at her old, pathetic body and - with the help of her sister, Hilda - begins to untangle the twisted roots of her life with Clifford. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

In this, Connie discusses with her oracle whether men and women actually like one another, meets Mellors's "false little female," and delivers the Lord's instructions to Mellors, who takes a bath. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

Wherein Clifford and Michaelis pay the price of having prostituted themselves to the bitch-goddess of success, and despite his impotence, Clifford suggests Connie bear an heir for Wragby. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

Clifford & his intellectual hangers-on live the life of the mind. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

The Chatterleys meet a bounder of an Irishman in Michaelis, Clifford is tutored in the ways and means of the bitch-goddess, 'Success', and Connie in the ways of crisis. Lady Chatterley is no longer demi-vierge or lonely bird. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

In which Constance helps Clifford write meaningless if well-reviewed books and is classified by her father a "demi vierge." If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.

In which we meet Lady Constance Chatterley and come to understand how she came to be Lady Chatterley, wife of Clifford Chatterley, a couple whose life is altered forever by the second major event of their young marriage: the loss of Clifford's feeling from the waist down. If you enjoyed this audio book, please be so kind as to donate to Project Gutenberg on behalf of Urban Art Adventures.