They have been established by a rigorous collation of extant manuscripts and typescripts,proofs and early printed versions; they restore the words, sentences, even whole pages omitted or falsified by editors or compositors; they are freed from printing-house conventions which were imposed on Lawrence's style;and interference on the part of frightened publishers has been eliminated.

General editors' preface

Acknowledgements

Chronology

Cue-titles

Introduction

The Trespasser

Explanatory notes

Textual apparatus

Appendixes

1 From ‘The Letter': the diary of Helen Corke (written 6 August 1909-8 May 1910)

2 The Freshwater Diary' (written i9o9-io) by Helen Corke

3 From The Cornwall Writing' (written 1911-12) by Helen Corke

4 From Lawrence's MSI: chapter 12 (‘The Stranger') of‘The Saga of Siegmund'

5 Extract from The Surrey Comet, for Wednesday, II August 1909

6 Wagner and The Trespasser