In this novel, a lacemaker burns his wood carving of the Creation after his wife angers him by suggesting a cathedral sculptor added a woman’s face to a male saint. In this novel, a Polish grandmother realizes her husband drowned when she discovers his riding whip (-5[1])in the flood water. In this novel, a teacher is horrified to learn that she had caned a troublemaking child with a heart condition. After her lover Anton leaves for the Boer War, a girl in this novel engages in a sapphic romance with the schoolteacher Winnifred, who later marries the girl’s coal baron uncle. This novel follows three generations of a Nottingham family from the patriarch Tom to Ursula Brangwen, (-5[1])who also (10[1])appears in its (-5[1])sequel (-5[1])Women in Love. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, name this (-5[1])D. H. Lawrence novel titled (-5[1])for a multicolored symbol. (10[1])■END■ (10[9]0[4])