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A fragment of pure life, preserved in its purity, which we can only know when it is so preserved, because in the moment when we live it, it is not present to our memory but surrounded by sensations which suppress it.
Marcel Proust
A short, yet good introduction:
An approach to Proust's life and work more copious with fragments of life:
See also this Saturday Evening Meditation with James Joyce.
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