It heals it all up

[longxianchen]

Hi,
Here are some words from the novel Lady Chatterley's Lover(the fifth paragraph, page 259, chapter 12) by Lawrence (planetebook,here):

‘I love thee that I call go into thee,’ he said.

‘Do you like me?’ she said, her heart beating.

‘It heals it all up, that I can go into thee. I love thee that tha opened to me. I love thee that I came into thee like that.’

What does it heals it all up mean please? I guess it means it heals all my wounds up. And is it commonly used?
Could you please give me some help?
Thank you a lot

 

[PaulQ]

First, ‘I love thee that I call can go into thee,’ he said. -> this is a misprint.

‘It heals it all up, that I can go into thee. = ‘It completes everything/the relationship, that I can go into thee.

And is it commonly used? No. It is a dialect use and now, I should imagine, obsolete.

 

[longxianchen]

Thank you. But can I understand it this way: it cures all the wounds on me?