Swann's Way on François le Champi: “It contained _La Mare au Diable_, _Francois le Champi_, _La Petite Fadette_, and _Les Maitres Sonneurs_.”
Swann's Way on La Mare au Diable: “It contained _La Mare au Diable_, _Francois le Champi_, _La Petite Fadette_, and _Les Maitres Sonneurs_.”
Swann's Way on La Petite Fadette: “It contained _La Mare au Diable_, _Francois le Champi_, _La Petite Fadette_, and _Les Maitres Sonneurs_.”
Swann's Way on Les Maîtres Sonneurs: “It contained _La Mare au Diable_, _Francois le Champi_, _La Petite Fadette_, and _Les Maitres Sonneurs_.”
Swann's Way on Indiana: “My grandmother, as I learned afterwards, had at first chosen Mussel's poems, a volume of Rousseau, and _Indiana_; for while she considered light reading as unwholesome as sweets and cakes, she did not reflect that the strong breath of genius must have upon the very soul of a child an influence at…”
Swann's Way on The Hunchback of Notre-Dame: “of pine-forests or of hailstorms, of _Notre-Dame de Paris_, of _Athalie_, or of _Phèdre_, by some piece of imagery he would make their beauty explode”
Swann's Way on Athalie: “Whenever he spoke of something whose beauty had until then remained hidden from me, of pine-forests or of hailstorms, of _Notre-Dame de Paris_, of _Athalie_, or of _Phedre_, by some piece of imagery he would make their beauty explode and drench me with its essence.”
Swann's Way on Phèdre: “Whenever he spoke of something whose beauty had until then remained hidden from me, of pine-forests or of hailstorms, of _Notre-Dame de Paris_, of _Athalie_, or of _Phedre_, by some piece of imagery he would make their beauty explode and drench me with its essence.”
Swann's Way on Le Cid: “You should insist. Berma in _Phèdre_, in the _Cid_; well, she's only an actress, if you like”