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What ends Connie and Clifford's hope of having a child together?
What chiefly shaped Connie and Hilda's earlier love affairs?
How does Connie support Clifford at Wragby?
What separates Wragby from the surrounding village?
Why does Clifford invite Michaelis to Wragby?
What limits the comfort Connie finds with Michaelis?
Who links jealousy with ownership and ambition?
What condition does Clifford attach to Connie having another man's child?
What destroys Connie's attachment to Michaelis?
Whom does Connie help after Mellors shoots a cat?
What does Hilda insist Clifford accept?
Who takes over Clifford's personal care?
What request provokes Mellors's resentment at the hut?
What helps stir Clifford's renewed industrial ambition?
What immediately brings Connie to tears before her first sexual encounter with Mellors?
Where does Connie arrange to travel?
What frightens Connie during her drive through mining towns?
Why does Mellors question Connie's interest in him?
What does Mellors invite Connie to do before her trip?
What happens to Clifford's motorized chair in the wood?
What does Mellors do with his wife's photograph?
What legal need does Mellors identify when Connie proposes a shared life abroad?
How does Hilda respond to Connie's wish for a night with Mellors?
What does Connie recognize while in Venice?
What news about Bertha reaches Connie through letters?
What advice from Sir Malcolm does Connie resist?
What does Duncan Forbes agree to do?
What does Clifford demand before considering Connie's request for divorce?
How does Clifford respond when Connie identifies Mellors as her lover?
What work does Mellors take during the final separation?
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