182 Days of Marcel Proust
A journal about reading "In Search of Lost Time"
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Day One Hundred Seventy-Seven: Finding Time Again, pp. 211-226
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From "It was sad for me to think that my love ..." through "... of whom already we are no longer jealous and whom we...
Day One Hundred Seventy-Six: Finding Time Again, pp. 191-211
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From "On the subject of books, I had remembered ..." through "... and to have died for my benefit." _____ A cop...
Day One Hundred Seventy-Five: Finding Time Again, pp. 171-191
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From "The Duchesse de Létourville, who was not going to the Princesse de Guermantes's party ..." through "... tha...
Day One Hundred Seventy-Four: Finding Time Again, pp. 149-171
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From "However I felt immediately, from the unenthusiastic way in which they spoke of him ..." through "... thrown dow...
Day One Hundred Seventy-Three: Finding Time Again, pp. 128-149
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From "I went back downstairs and into the little ante-room ..." through "... and the matter could easily be sorted out...
Day One Hundred Seventy-Two: Finding Time Again, pp. 108-128
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From "From time to time, seeing some rather shifty-looking individuals ..." through "... to meet with him. But nobody ...
Day One Hundred Seventy-One: Finding Time Again, pp. 85-108
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From "The war seemed to be continuing indefinitely. ..." through "... And he began to roar with laughter as if we had b...
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