Lady Chatterley's Lover

xxxix, 368 pp. With introduction by Mark Schorer and a letter from Archibald MacLeish serving as a preface. In its original unexpurgated edition. "Constance, the young Lady Chatterly, is married to a handsome, well-built man. Clifford, her husband, was wounded in the war, and is paralyzed from the waist down. His physical limitations lead him to emotionally neglect Constance, and for comfort, she turns to the gamekeeper, Oliver. In his arms, she finds the passion she needs, even as she struggles with the class differences between the intellectuals and the working class."