Within a Budding Grove
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105
1924
English
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 1
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 2
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 3
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 4
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 5
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 6
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 7
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 8
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 9
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 10
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 11
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 12
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 13
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 14
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 15
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 16
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 17
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 18
- Madame Swann at Home, Part 19
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 1
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 2
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 3
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 4
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 5
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 6
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 7
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 8
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 9
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 10
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 11
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 12
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 13
- Place-Names: The Place, Part 14
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 1
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 2
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 3
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 4
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 5
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 6
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 7
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 8
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 9
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 10
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 11
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 12
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 13
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 14
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 15
- Seascape With Frieze of Girls, Part 16
"In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower" (bowdlerized by Scottish translator Scott Moncrieff as "Within a Budding Grove") is the second volume of Proust's heptalogy, "In Search of Lost Time" (called after a Shakespeare line "Remembrance of Things Past" by Scott Moncrieff). Shadow insightfully deals with adolescent longing, and continues Proust's profound meditation on the nature of memory. The original French version was awarded the prestigious Prix Goncourt in 1919.
NOTE: This book contains language that would have been considered appropriate at the time and which may not be appropriate today. (Summary by ScientificMethodist, Note by KHand)
NOTE: This book contains language that would have been considered appropriate at the time and which may not be appropriate today. (Summary by ScientificMethodist, Note by KHand)
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