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Proust: Swann's Way (unabridged)

Remembrance of Things Past Vol. 1

read by Neville Jason

Proust: Swann's Way (unabridged)

Proust: Swann's Way (unabridged)

Remembrance of Things Past Vol. 1

read by Neville Jason

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Marcel Proust: Swann's Way (Unabridged)
Work length21:32:32
  • Neville Jason (reader)
  • Recording Venue: Motivation Sound Studios, London
Swann's Way – Remembrance Of Things Past
Track length10:39
The stiffened side underneath my body would…
Track length9:37
Riding at a jerky trot…
Track length10:13
My sole consolation…
Track length8:47
Our utter ignorance…
Track length9:44
In the end…
Track length9:49
But we sat silent.
Track length10:14
I do not agree with you…
Track length9:58
In this particular instance…
Track length10:42
Noiselessly I opened the window…
Track length10:06
I was not, however.
Track length11:30
'My dear,' she had said to Mamma…
Track length10:53
And so it was that…
Track length7:25
And I begin again to ask myself…
Track length7:31
COMBRAY
Track length11:13
That rosy candlelight…
Track length9:56
'Oh dear, dear; the poor little creature!'
Track length9:34
While my aunt gossiped on in this way…
Track length10:54
The church!
Track length6:33
It was the steeple…
Track length7:54
On our way home from mass…
Track length9:39
And since, besides this…
Track length9:24
Every morning I would hasten…
Track length7:39
On the table was the same plate…
Track length7:50
I had not the least idea…
Track length9:51
But in later years…
Track length10:12
The novelist's happy discovery…
Track length9:22
Sometimes I would be torn from my book…
Track length9:34
Before seeing them…
Track length9:48
I was by no means Bergotte's sole admirer…
Track length9:23
I dared not accept such an offer…
Track length10:06
While I was reading in the garden…
Track length9:56
'Look at Roussainville,'…
Track length9:29
Francoise was avaricious…
Track length8:29
When I say that…
Track length10:24
His one and only passion…
Track length9:18
She was genuinely fond of us…
Track length8:37
One Sunday, when my aunt…
Track length9:29
I crept out of the kitchen…
Track length10:36
Just as we reached the house…
Track length10:36
Of course he would never have admitted…
Track length11:39
That land which knows not truth…
Track length2:43
We used always to return…
Track length7:03
When we had decided to go…
Track length9:25
But it was in vain…
Track length10:48
'Gilberte, come along; what are you doing?'
Track length10:16
That year my family…
Track length9:00
Anyone who, like ourselves…
Track length8:50
Often, too, we would hurry…
Track length9:16
During that autumn my parents…
Track length11:24
That girl whom I never saw…
Track length7:24
She was in deep mourning…
Track length8:23
I remembered the words…
Track length9:28
If the 'Meseglise way' was so easy…
Track length10:30
Presently the course of the Vivonne…
Track length10:10
And I knew that they bore not only the titles…
Track length10:01
'It is, it must be Mme de Guermantes, and no one else!'
Track length9:59
How often, after that day…
Track length9:25
Alone, rising from the level…
Track length2:49
I never thought again of this page…
Track length7:37
The 'Meseglise way' with its lilacs...
Track length8:17
Swann in Love
Track length10:53
Just as it is not by other men…
Track length10:51
But while each of these attachments…
Track length9:15
He had sought an excuse…
Track length10:00
When Mme Verdurin had announced…
Track length11:01
From this lofty perch…
Track length11:25
But the notes themselves…
Track length9:49
The young pianist bent over her…
Track length9:27
Greatly to Mme Verdurin's surprise…
Track length9:30
But little did that matter to him…
Track length10:03
And these affectations were in sharp contrast…
Track length10:29
And when he was tempted…
Track length10:35
Verdurins's…
Track length9:33
Swann made Remi drive him…
Track length9:59
However disillusioned we may be about women…
Track length9:56
And the pleasure which the music gave him…
Track length10:04
But, once in a while…
Track length10:51
Swann made no attempt…
Track length9:49
This charm of drawing him closer to her…
Track length8:31
He might have reminded himself…
Track length9:58
'Who is that gentleman?'
Track length9:52
'It's not a Japanese salad, is it?'
Track length10:10
She could scarcely have expected…
Track length10:10
M. Verdurin had been wiser…
Track length10:01
There are certain original…
Track length10:24
If he were dining out…
Track length10:44
And yet he was not sorry…
Track length9:41
But then, at once, his jealousy…
Track length10:08
Swann had, in fact…
Track length9:14
In spite of all these manoeuvres…
Track length7:38
At last the carriages were ordered.
Track length7:01
He could see the pianist…
Track length6:37
And so that drawing-room…
Track length10:08
But when she had set off for Dreux…
Track length10:14
But the thought of his absent mistress…
Track length10:08
Ah! Had fate but allowed him…
Track length10:15
Now that, after this swing…
Track length8:50
But at other times…
Track length7:17
Certainly, of the extent of this love…
Track length8:21
But most of all…
Track length10:18
There she was, often tired…
Track length9:57
And yet he would have wished…
Track length10:01
One day she announced…
Track length8:55
A few feet away…
Track length9:52
The Marquis de Forestelle's monocle…
Track length9:14
At this moment…
Track length10:02
She seemed not so much to be issuing an invitation…
Track length9:51
'Oh, but Cambremer is quite a good name; old, too,'…
Track length9:52
Swann, who was accustomed…
Track length9:51
Meanwhile the concert had begun again…
Track length9:36
As though the musicians…
Track length9:41
So Swann was not mistaken in believing…
Track length10:02
One night he dreamed that he was going away for a year…
Track length9:47
The Prince des Laumes…
Track length9:58
One day, after the longest period…
Track length9:52
Instinctively Swann thought of the remark…
Track length10:31
But he could not confine himself…
Track length9:52
Besides, her very admissions…
Track length10:57
The painter having been ill…
Track length8:33
And Mme Cottard withdrew…
Track length8:07
The painter remarked to Swann…
Track length8:10
Place-Names: The Name
Track length11:22
But soon it happened that…
Track length10:30
Even from the simplest…
Track length11:17
One day, as I was weary of our usual place…
Track length10:04
Only, near the grass…
Track length9:55
But when she had set off for Dreux…
Track length9:07
But at that actual moment…
Track length8:10
Everything that concerned them…
Track length8:23
While I waited I read over again…
Track length9:11
I had always, within reach…
Track length6:57
'One isn't obliged to ask everyone to one's house…'
Track length6:06
But most often of all…
Track length5:09
But instead of simplicity…
Track length7:35
That sense of the complexity…
Track length10:23
Alas! There was nothing now but motor-cars…
Track length9:11
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