P 27 ‘He thought, I would like to get right away from Hooper, I would like to find a wood or a stream by myself.’
P 127 ‘I don’t want them to come, I don’t want them to find us. Not now. This is all right. I want to stay here.’
P 134 ‘Kingshaw thought about the wood again. He would have liked to be there, lying down in the stream without his clothes on.’
P136 ‘…more than anything else, he wanted to go back into the wood, now, deeper and deeper, with all the branches closing back together behind him to conceal himself.’