Hi,
Here are some words from the novel Lady Chatterley's Lover(page 445, chapter 19) by DH Lawrence (planetebook,here):
(background: Mellors wrote to Connie, saying that the love flame between Connie and himself was all he cared about but the baby was not important .…)
It’s my Pentecost, the forked flame between me and you. The old Pentecostisn’t quite right. Me and God is a bit uppish, somehow. But the little forked flame between me and you: there you are!
The blue sentence is a little strange to me. How should I understand it please? And why didn't Mellors say I and God are a bit arrogrant(=uppish)?
Thank you in advance
Here are some words from the novel Lady Chatterley's Lover(page 445, chapter 19) by DH Lawrence (planetebook,here):
(background: Mellors wrote to Connie, saying that the love flame between Connie and himself was all he cared about but the baby was not important .…)
It’s my Pentecost, the forked flame between me and you. The old Pentecostisn’t quite right. Me and God is a bit uppish, somehow. But the little forked flame between me and you: there you are!
The blue sentence is a little strange to me. How should I understand it please? And why didn't Mellors say I and God are a bit arrogrant(=uppish)?
Thank you in advance
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