Bergotte, a terminally ill novelist who has had a decisive influence on…
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Bergotte, a terminally ill novelist who has had a decisive influence on…
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I admire Vermeer’s paintings, and have good and bad memories of Proust’s huge novel, A La Recherche Du Temps Perdu. I had to tackle it (in French) whilst studying for A-level. I cheated a little, and obtained an English translation from the library too. I never did finish it. But with seven volumes, that’s hardly surprising. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete. x
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I’ve never even attempted it and it’s not on my bucket list!
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My computer won’t let me answer on my blog right now, at least not your comment. LOL But binge watching is something we all do now and then. I’ve never watched Breaking Bad, but I hope you’re having fun. 🙂
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I’m definitely having fun! What a nightmare computers are. x
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