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Though D.H. Lawrence had to fight against the protest of public for he revolted against the established social norms, he achieved great prominence in the 2nd part of twentieth century and at-present none hesitate to accept that he has carved a niche for himself in the global literacy horizon and that at present he has become the source of inspiration for most of the writers of tales and fictions. Needless to say that Lawrence, a man of creative genius had woven intricate pattern out of his fictional writings and left an indelible mark in the literacy world. He was born in a mining village of Nottingham which remained for him "the country of the heart". Since he was from miner's family, he did not have a happy childhood. His father was a regular drunkard who never treated him with true fatherly affection. His parents lacked harmony in their relationship and this left an unremittingly dark scars on the soul of the children. Lawrence was attached to his mother very much who in spite of her all bitterness had diverted her passion towards her children and was very possessive about them. Thus he found himself lurking between Miriam and Clara to get love and affection. The present paper in an attempt to analyze some of his early tales critically. I have explained critically only six early tales of D.H. Lawrence. These tales were written between 1907 and 1914 and these tales are remarkable for Lawrence insight into social and psychological realism. These tales objectively dramatise the conflict between Eastwood and London.