Marcel Proust Quotes

We Imagine Always When We Speak That It Is Our Own Ears, Our Own Mind, That Are Listening. The Truth Which One Puts Into One's Words Does Not Carve Out A Direct Path For Itself, It Is Not Irresistibly Self-evident. A Considerable Time Must Elapse Before A Truth Of The Same Order Can Take Shape In Them.

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