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D. H. Lawrence and Italy

D.H. Lawrence

Form
Form Travel Writing
Year
Year 1916
Pages
Pages 450

On the passes down out of Bavaria the roadside Christs are carved by the peasants themselves, and the dying face is always their own face, heavy and dark, suffering something that has nothing to do with heaven. Lawrence walked south past them into Italy with another man's wife, wanting a country that still lived in its body instead of its head.

Death cannot create nor destroy. What is, is.
D. H. Lawrence and Italy, D.H. Lawrence

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