She, who was bored almost to agony, and who had nothing at all to do, she had not time to think even, seriously, of anyt — D.H. Lawrence, The Virgin and the Gipsy

She, who was bored almost to agony, and who had nothing at all to do, she had not time to think even, seriously, of anyt — D.H. Lawrence, The Virgin and the Gipsy

She, who was bored almost to agony, and who had nothing at all to do, she had not time to think even, seriously, of anyt — D.H. Lawrence, The Virgin and the Gipsy

She, who was bored almost to agony, and who had nothing at all to do, she had not time to think even, seriously, of anyt — D.H. Lawrence, The Virgin and the Gipsy

She, who was bored almost to agony, and who had nothing at all to do, she had not time to think even, seriously, of anyt — D.H. Lawrence, The Virgin and the Gipsy

She, who was bored almost to agony, and who had nothing at all to do, she had not time to think even, seriously, of anything. Time being, after all, only the current of the soul in its flow.

— D.H. Lawrence, The Virgin and the Gipsy

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