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Time Regained
by
Marcel Proust
Vol. 7 of Remembrance of Things Past
Translated from the French by Stephen Hudson
(Le temps retrouvé, Tome 7 of Ŕ la Recherche du temps perdu)
 
 
Table of Contents
TRANSLATOR'S DEDICATION 
TRANSLATOR'S NOTE
CHAPTER I: TANSONVILLE
CHAPTER II: M. DE CHARLUS DURING THE WAR, HIS OPINIONS, HIS PLEASURES
CHAPTER III: AN AFTERNOON PARTY AT THE HOUSE OF THE PRINCESSE DE GUERMANTES
 
 
"When to the sessions of sweet silent thought
I summon up remembrance of things past...."
"Oui, si le souvenir grâce ŕ l'oubli, n'a pu contracter aucun lien, jeter aucun chaînon entre lui et la minute présente, s'il est resté ŕ sa place, ŕ sa date, s'il a gardé ses distances, son isolement dans le creux d'une vallée, oů ŕ la pointe d'un sommet, il nous fait tout ŕ coup respirer un air nouveau, précisément parce que c'est un air qu'on a respiré autrefois, cet air plus pur que les počtes ont vainement essayé de faire régner dans le Paradis et qui ne pourrait donner cette sensation profonde de renouvellement que s'il avait été respiré déjŕ, car les vrais paradis sont les paradis qu'on a perdus."
 
TRANSLATOR'S DEDICATION
 
To the memory of my friend
CHARLES SCOTT MONCRIEFF
Marcel Proust's incomparable translator
 
TRANSLATOR'S NOTE
 
Baffled by the phrases on page 244 of the volume of the French edition: 'La vie humaine et pensante... dans une forteresse,' an appeal to my friend Aldous Huxley brought me the reading I have almost integrally adopted. Both of us are conscious that this rendering is only approximate, the obscurity being only partly due to the elliptical nature of the passage. My belief is that there has either been an editorial misreading of Proust's manuscript or a mistake on the part of the printer, neither of which occurrences are infrequent in the series.
I have also gratefully to acknowledge valuable emendations of the text suggested by Mr. A. G. Chater.
STEPHEN HUDSON
 
CHAPTER I TANSONVILLE
 
Tansonville seemed little more than a place to rest in between two walks or a refuge during a shower. Rather too countrified, it was one of those rural dwellings where every sitting-room is a cabinet of greenery, and where the roses and the birds out in the garden keep you company in the curtains; for they were old and each rose stood out so clearly that it might have been picked like a real one and each bird put in a cage, unlike those pretentious modern decorations in which, against a silver background, all the apple trees in Normandy are out ............

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