Marcel Proust Quotes

There Is, Following An Ample Meal, A Sort Of Pause In Time, Filled With A Gentle Slackening Of Thought And Energy, When To Sit Doing Nothing Gives Us A Sense Of Life's Richness And A Feeling That The Least Effort Would Be Intolerable. The Melancholy We Took With Us To Table Has Disappeared And, If We Think Of It At All It Is Only To Smile, As At Some Black Mood Now Past, Its Cause Having Gone. And With The Melancholy, All Scruple, All Remorse Departs From Us.

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