Three stories which illustrate Lawrence’s mastery of the genre.

          The Ladybird examines the compelling inner power of a war-wounded German aristocrat convalescing in the company of a conventional English officer and his attractive wife.

          In The Fox a young man intrudes on the solitude of two women on a struggling farmstead, setting off a series of events which culminate in tragedy.

          The Captain’s Doll shows Lawrence’s rare lighter side in a tale of infidelity and indecision in occupied Germany.