10/7: The evolution of society (117). Swann’s “amusing sociological experiments” (128). Swann’s old jealousy (131) and new love (133).
10/14: Outings with the Swanns (134). Lunch with them (135). Odette plays Vinteuil’s sonata to me (140). A work of genius creates its own posterity (143).
10/21: What the little phrase now means to Swann (145). “Me negger; you old cow!” (149-53).
10/30: Consistent charm of Mme Swann’s heterogeneous drawing-room (153). Princess Mathilde (157).
10/21: What the little phrase now means to Swann (145). “Me negger; you old cow!” (149-53).
10/30: Consistent charm of Mme Swann’s heterogeneous drawing-room (153). Princess Mathilde (157).
