Marcel Proust Quotes

But, When Nothing Subsists Of An Old Past, After The Death Of People, After The Destruction Of Things, Alone, Frailer But More Enduring, More Immaterial, More Persistent, More Faithful, Smell And Taste Still Remain For A Long Time, Like Souls, Remembering, Waiting, Hoping, On The Ruin Of All The Rest, Bearing Without Giving Way, On Their Almost Impalpable Droplet, The Immense Edifice Of Memory.

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