Marcel Proust Quotes

Her [Gilberte's] Face, Grown Almost Ugly, Reminded Me Then Of Those Dreary Beaches Where The Sea, Ebbing Far Out, Wearies One With Its Faint Shimmering, Everywhere The Same, Encircled By An Immutable Low Horizon.

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