And she knew that if she turned, she would die. A strange rage filled her, a rage to tear things asunder. Her hands felt destructive, like metal blades of destruction.
— The Rainbow
She was a free unabateable animal, she declared in her revolts: there was no law for her, nor any rule.
— The Rainbow
She thought it was a world of people like herself. She suffered bitterly if she were forced to have a low opinion of any person, and she never forgave that person.
— The Rainbow, DH Lawrence
