In the heart of hearts, there lies that which nothing could quench : a consideration lengthily, lengthily indeed, fanned and matured against irresponsiveness and pangs of all sorts; a delicacy culminating in what is a wondrous sensitiveness in the feminine body and heart; in what man is the cause for, what man is the indispensable luck of, through his very presence, his own responsiveness, his discretion, his words and gestures -firmness, strength, aptness, uprightness, energy and the curl of himself round her, in which she may find herself, rediscover herself, come and be born to herself. Eve after Adam, Lady Chatterley diving into her own depths before emerging a woman at last from her lover's arms ... A secret-abiding heart, a secret-abiding hand yet taking a chance and left to the mercy of such a demanding stroke of luck : my sculpture.

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