D.H. Lawrence Quotes

A New Degree Of Anger Came Over Him. What Did It All Matter? What Did It Matter If The Mother Talked Polish And Cried In Labour, If This Child Were Stiff With Resistance, And Crying?Why Take It To Heart?Let The Mother Cry In Labour, Let The Child Cry In Resistance, Since They Would Do So. Why Should He Fight Against It, Why Resist? Let It Be, If It Were So. Let Them Be As They Were, If They Insisted.

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