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Each man claimed equality in the Godhead of the great productive machine. Every man equally was part of this Godhead. But somehow, somewhere, Thomas Crich knew this was false. When the machine is the Godhead, and production or work is worship, then the most mechanical mind is purest and highest, the representative of God on earth. And the rest are subordinate, each according to his degree.

There, in the lowest bend of the road, low under the trees, stood a little group of expectant people, waiting to see the wedding. The daughter of the chief mine-owner of the district, Thomas Crich, was getting married to a naval officer. 'Let us go back, said Gudrun, swerving away. 'There are all those people. And she hung wavering in the road.

'Pray! she said strongly. 'Pray for yourselves to God, for there's no help for you from your parents. 'Oh mother! cried her daughters wildly. But she had turned and gone, and they all went quickly away from each other. When Gudrun heard that Mr Crich was dead, she felt rebuked. She had stayed away lest Gerald should think her too easy of winning.

'And you look as if you came home in every possible triumph, Mr Crich continued, holding her hand. 'No, she said, glowing strangely. 'I haven't had any triumph till I came here. 'Ah, come, come! We're not going to hear any of those tales. Haven't we read notices in the newspaper, Gerald? 'You came off pretty well, said Gerald to her, shaking hands. 'Did you sell anything?

Gudrun was away in London, having a little show of her work, with a friend, and looking round, preparing for flight from Beldover. Come what might she would be on the wing in a very short time. She received a letter from Winifred Crich, ornamented with drawings. 'Father also has been to London, to be examined by the doctors. It made him very tired.

Birkin and Ursula accompanied the body, along with one of Gerald's brothers. It was the Crich brothers and sisters who insisted on the burial in England. Birkin wanted to leave the dead man in the Alps, near the snow. But the family was strident, loudly insistent. Gudrun went to Dresden. She wrote no particulars of herself. Ursula stayed at the Mill with Birkin for a week or two.

Then they kissed and remembered the magnificence of the night. It was so magnificent, such an inheritance of a universe of dark reality, that they were afraid to seem to remember. They hid away the remembrance and the knowledge. Thomas Crich died slowly, terribly slowly. It seemed impossible to everybody that the thread of life could be drawn out so thin, and yet not break.

'Quite a remarkable young woman, said the father to Gerald, when she had gone. 'Yes, replied Gerald briefly, as if he did not like the observation. Mr Crich liked Gudrun to sit with him for half an hour. Usually he was ashy and wretched, with all the life gnawed out of him.

'And tell it to the Horse Marines. 'To them also. 'It is just like Gerald Crich with his horse a lust for bullying a real Wille zur Macht so base, so petty. 'I agree that the Wille zur Macht is a base and petty thing. But with the Mino, it is the desire to bring this female cat into a pure stable equilibrium, a transcendent and abiding RAPPORT with the single male.

'Yes, she said. 'The FACT of death doesn't really seem to matter much, does it? 'No, he said. 'What does it matter if Diana Crich is alive or dead? 'Doesn't it? she said, shocked. 'No, why should it? Better she were dead she'll be much more real. She'll be positive in death. In life she was a fretting, negated thing. 'You are rather horrible, murmured Ursula. 'No!

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