Marcel Proust Quotes

I Knew Very Well That This Hope Was Chimerical. I Was Like A Pauper Who Mingles Fewer Tears With His Dry Bread If He Tells Himself That At Any Moment A Stranger Will Bequeath To Him His Fortune. We Must All, In Order To Make Reality More Tolerable, Keep Alive In Us A Few Little Follies.

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