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Title: Sea and Sardinia Author: D H Lawrence A Project Gutenberg Australia eBook eBook No.: 0900021.txt Language: English Date first posted: January 2009 Date most recently updated: January 2009
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Title: Sea and Sardinia Author: D H Lawrence
 
(1921)
 
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION I AS FAR AS PALERMO II THE SEA III CAGLIARI IV MANDAS V TO SORGONO VI TO NUORO VII TO TERRANOVA AND THE STEAMER VIII BACK
INTRODUCTIONIf I were asked to suggest which books of Lawrence should be read first by someone to whom they were all unknown I think I should suggest Sons and Lovers, and Sea and Sardinia. These two books, I believe, bring you Lawrence at his most accessible, though some might prefer his poems or essays. At the same time they rather neatly illustrate the two kinds of books into which Lawrence’s main writing naturally fits, either the long concentrated book over which he laboured for years as he poured out the experience of years, or the book thrown off in a spurt of inspiration and hardly retouched at all.
Sons and Lovers was created from Lawrence’s whole early life and was worked over time and again from 1911 to 1913. The whole action of Sea and Sardinia occurred between the 4th and 10th of February, 1921; and the book itself was written in six weeks wholly from memory, without a single note. The book abounds in Lawrence’s special quality, namely that he experiences and remembers more vividly than other men and, without any straining, is able to pass on his experiences to others in words so appropriate and felicitous that Lawrence’s experiences become the reader’s.
Sea and Sardinia, in itself so perfect, came out of a period of wandering and of growing restlessness. The “iniquitous” prosecution of The ............

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