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Marcel Proust Quotes

For, Since A Purely Musical Work Contains None Of Those Logical Sequences, The Interruption Or Confusion Of Which, In Spoken Or Written Language, Is A Proof Of Insanity, So Insanity Diagnosed In A Sonata Seemed To Him As Mysterious A Thing As The Insanity Of A Dog Or A Horse, Although Instances May Be Observed Of These.

Marcel Proust Quotes: For, Since A Purely Musical Work Contains None Of Those Logical Sequences, The Interruption Or Confusion Of Which, In Spoken

Marcel Proust Quotes: For, Since A Purely Musical Work Contains None Of Those Logical Sequences, The Interruption Or Confusion Of Which, In Spoken

Marcel Proust Quotes: For, Since A Purely Musical Work Contains None Of Those Logical Sequences, The Interruption Or Confusion Of Which, In Spoken

Marcel Proust Quotes: For, Since A Purely Musical Work Contains None Of Those Logical Sequences, The Interruption Or Confusion Of Which, In Spoken

Marcel Proust Quotes: For, Since A Purely Musical Work Contains None Of Those Logical Sequences, The Interruption Or Confusion Of Which, In Spoken

Marcel Proust Quotes: For, Since A Purely Musical Work Contains None Of Those Logical Sequences, The Interruption Or Confusion Of Which, In Spoken

Marcel Proust Quotes: For, Since A Purely Musical Work Contains None Of Those Logical Sequences, The Interruption Or Confusion Of Which, In Spoken

Marcel Proust Quotes: For, Since A Purely Musical Work Contains None Of Those Logical Sequences, The Interruption Or Confusion Of Which, In Spoken

Marcel Proust Quotes: For, Since A Purely Musical Work Contains None Of Those Logical Sequences, The Interruption Or Confusion Of Which, In Spoken

Marcel Proust Quotes: For, Since A Purely Musical Work Contains None Of Those Logical Sequences, The Interruption Or Confusion Of Which, In Spoken

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