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At
the
same
time
,
in
some
corner
of
her
weird
female
soul
,
how
she
despised
him
and
hated
him
!
He
was
to
her
the
fallen
beast
,
the
squirming
monster
.
And
while
she
aided
and
abetted
him
all
she
could
,
away
in
the
remotest
corner
of
her
ancient
healthy
womanhood
she
despised
him
with
a
savage
contempt
that
knew
no
bounds
.
The
merest
tramp
was
better
than
he
.
His
behaviour
with
regard
to
Connie
was
curious
.
He
insisted
on
seeing
her
again
.
He
insisted
,
moreover
,
on
her
coming
to
Wragby
.
On
this
point
he
was
finally
and
absolutely
fixed
.
Connie
had
promised
to
come
back
to
Wragby
,
faithfully
.
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But
is
it
any
use
?
said
Mrs
Bolton
.
Can
t
you
let
her
go
,
and
be
rid
of
her
?
No
!
She
said
she
was
coming
back
,
and
she
s
got
to
come
.
Mrs
Bolton
opposed
him
no
more
.
She
knew
what
she
was
dealing
with
.
I
needn
t
tell
you
what
effect
your
letter
has
had
on
me
[
he
wrote
to
Connie
to
London
]
.
Perhaps
you
can
imagine
it
if
you
try
,
though
no
doubt
you
won
t
trouble
to
use
your
imagination
on
my
behalf
.
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I
can
only
say
one
thing
in
answer
:
I
must
see
you
personally
,
here
at
Wragby
,
before
I
can
do
anything
.
You
promised
faithfully
to
come
back
to
Wragby
,
and
I
hold
you
to
the
promise
.
I
don
t
believe
anything
nor
understand
anything
until
I
see
you
personally
,
here
under
normal
circumstances
.
I
needn
t
tell
you
that
nobody
here
suspects
anything
,
so
your
return
would
be
quite
normal
.
Then
if
you
feel
,
after
we
have
talked
things
over
,
that
you
still
remain
in
the
same
mind
,
no
doubt
we
can
come
to
terms
.
Connie
showed
this
letter
to
Mellors
.
He
wants
to
begin
his
revenge
on
you
,
he
said
,
handing
the
letter
back
.