The whole past shattered stone by stone (cf. 529). Bellini’s Mahomet II (505). An anonymous letter (506). Les Filles de Marbre (512). Beuzeville-Bréauté (513). Odette and women (513). Impossibility of ever possessing another person (517). On the Ile du Bois, by moonlight (519). A new circle of hell (522). The terrible re-creative power of memory (523). Odette and procuresses (525). Had she been lunching with Forcheville at the Maison Dorée on the day of the Paris-Murcie festival? (526; cf. 319). She was with Forcheville, and not at the Maison Dorée, on the night when Swann had searched for her in Prévost’s (527; cf. 327). Odette’s suspect effusions (529). “Charming conversation” in a brothel (530). Odette goes on a cruise with the “faithful” (531). Mme Cottard assures Swann that Odette adores him (534). Swann’s love fades; he no longer suffers on learning that Forcheville has been Odette’s lover (538). Return of his jealousy in a nightmare (539). Departure for Combray, where he will see the young face of Mme de Cambremer whose charm had struck him at Mme de Saint-Euverte’s (541). The first image of Odette seen again in his dream: he had wanted to die for a woman “who wasn’t his type” (543).
PLACE-NAMES • THE NAME
Dreams of place-names. Rooms at Combray (545). Room in the Grand Hotel at Balbec (545; cf. 8). The real Balbec and the Balbec of dream (545). The 1.22 train (548). Dreams of spring in Florence (549; cf. 554). Words and names (550). Names of Norman towns (551). Abortive plan to visit Florence and Venice (554). The doctor forbids me to travel or to go to the theatre to see Berma (559); he advises walks in the Champs-Elysées under Françoise’s surveillance (560).
In the Champs-Elysées. A little girl with red hair; the name Gilberte (560). Games of prisoner’s base (562). What will the weather be like? (563). Snow in the Champs-Elysées (564). The reader of the Débats (Mme Blatin) (565; cf. 587). Marks of friendship: the agate marble, the Bergotte booklet, “You may call me Gilberte” (573); why they fail to bring me the expected happiness (574). A spring day in winter: joy and disappointment (575). The Swann of Combray has become a different person: Gilberte’s father (578). Gilberte tells me with cruel delight that she will not be returning to the Champs-Elysées before the New Year (580). “In my friendship with Gilberte, it was I alone who loved” (585). The name Swann (586; cf. 202). Swann meets my mother in the Trois Quartiers (588). Pilgrimage with Françoise to the Swanns’ house near the Bois (591).
The Bois, Garden of Woman. Mme Swann in the Bois (594). A walk through the Bois one late autumn morning in 1913 (598). Memory and reality (606).
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