Paul Morel

Paul Morel

When Paul looks at him with an artist's appraising eye, Radford sneers, "Who are yer staring at, yer little sod?" In Sons and Lovers, Baxter Dawes precipitates a fight with Paul, who at one point, as their bodies cleave together, is surprised by his own warm, positive feelings toward...

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