Marcel Proust Quotes

No Sooner Does An Approaching Hour Become The Present For Us Than It Sheds All Its Charms, Only To Regain Them, It Is True, On The Roads Of Memory, When We Have Left That Hour Far Behind Us, And So Long As Our Soul Is Vast Enough To Disclose Deep Perspectives.

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