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  • 09:0809:08, 7 March 2022 diff hist +1,638‎ N Talk:CP 02892/en ‎ Created page with "Translation reviewed by Moderator with the following suggestions: big sorrows -> great sorrow after the war started. I thought of you in all of these times when the heart gathers, brings close to itself one’s most cherished people. -> and then since the beginning of the war my anguished heart begins to rally, to summon its most cherished people. Your family name was there! -> And that name! I cannot think of nothing but this, and it hurts me, and I wish I could st..." current

11 February 2022

  • 06:1806:18, 11 February 2022 diff hist +301‎ N Talk:CP 02843/en ‎ Created page with "Reviewed by Moderator 11.02.22. Minor suggestions for consideration: "same platitudes return" - "the same platitudes are repeated"? "a decent line written on war" - "a decent line written about the war"? (I'm sure he's referring to that particular war rather than to war in general). [Yorktaylors]" current

9 February 2022

8 February 2022

7 February 2022

  • 11:5211:52, 7 February 2022 diff hist −6‎ CP 02844/en ‎ Created page with "As for those killed in the war they are exemplary, even more than can be expressed. Everything that has been written about poor Psichari, who I didn’t know but I heard so much about, is completely false<ref name="n21" />. And apart from one or two of them, those literary men who now think that they are “serving” through their writing, talk very badly about it all. (There are exceptions - have you read “Les Trois Croix” by Daniel Halévy in the Débats<ref name=..."
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  • 11:3711:37, 7 February 2022 diff hist +2,204‎ CP 02844/en ‎ Created page with "My dear little one, I too was tormented over my brother, his hospital at Étain was bombarded while he was operating, the shells smashing his operating table. He was mentioned in despatches in any case, but not for that, for countless other acts of courage that he never ceases to perform<ref name="n10" />. Unfortunately he is moving forward into the most terrible dangers, and until the end of the war I don’t what news the next day is going to bring me."
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  • 10:1610:16, 7 February 2022 diff hist +37‎ N Translations:CP 02844/22/en ‎ Created page with "<ref name="n35" /> <ref name="n36" />" current
  • 10:1510:15, 7 February 2022 diff hist +242‎ N Translations:CP 02844/21/en ‎ Created page with "“Odile”<ref name="n30" /> is also very “Jumilhac"<ref name="n31" /> » as M. Corpechot<ref name="n32" /> would say, also very “Barrès”<ref name="n33" />, but above all must be very nice being as she is your niece<ref name="n34" />."
  • 10:1310:13, 7 February 2022 diff hist +138‎ N Translations:CP 02844/20/en ‎ Created page with "P.S. Hôtel Brunswick seems to be a bit “Boche”<ref name="n28" />. It’s true that Béranger<ref name="n29" /> neutralizes it though." current
  • 10:1210:12, 7 February 2022 diff hist +6‎ N Translations:CP 02844/19/en ‎ Created page with "Marcel" current
  • 10:1210:12, 7 February 2022 diff hist +186‎ N Translations:CP 02844/18/en ‎ Created page with "My dear little one, please present my respectful best wishes at the feet of Madame your mother and Madame your sister, I shall write to your brother. A thousand tender thoughts from your" current
  • 10:1110:11, 7 February 2022 diff hist +927‎ N Translations:CP 02844/17/en ‎ Created page with "My dear little one, I am paralysed with fatigue and I no longer have the strength to give you all the news about Reynaldo. He was at Melun and having asked to be sent East he was sent to Albi, from where however, alas, he will leave for “the trenches” […] Since the start of this war I can’t tell you all the proofs of moral nobility that he has shown. I’m not just talking from the point of view of the war, but even indirectly. […] Truly Reynaldo is a rock of g..."
  • 10:1010:10, 7 February 2022 diff hist +861‎ N Translations:CP 02844/16/en ‎ Created page with "In any case all these men of importance are as ignorant as children. I don’t know if you read an article by General Zurlinden about the origin of the word Boche, which, according to him, only goes back to last September when our soldiers etc<ref name="n23" />. He too must never have talked with anybody who wasn’t of “good family”. Otherwise he would have known as well as me that servants, the common people, have always said: “a head like a Boche”, “he’s a..."
  • 10:0810:08, 7 February 2022 diff hist +648‎ N Translations:CP 02844/15/en ‎ Created page with "As for those killed in the war they are exemplary, even more than can be expressed. Everything that has been written about poor Psichari, who I didn’t know but I heard so much about, is completely false<ref name="n21" />. And apart from one or two of them, those literary men who now think that they are “serving” through their writing, talk very badly about it all. (There are exceptions - have you read “Les Trois Croix” by Daniel Halévy in the Débats<ref name=..." current
  • 10:0610:06, 7 February 2022 diff hist +1,604‎ N Translations:CP 02844/14/en ‎ Created page with "And on this subject, my dear little one, I was utterly stupefied by something I was told: ill-informed as I am about the magnitude and the steady brightness of the new stars that have been shining for some time, I thought I owed a lot of respect towards M. [Z…]<ref name="n20" /> who I have never read, but who I was told possessed some genius. But I was quoted these words of his the other day, which made me sick and that I can’t quite believe are accurate. I am writin..." current
  • 10:0310:03, 7 February 2022 diff hist +368‎ N Translations:CP 02844/13/en ‎ Created page with "My dear little one, everything I have to say to you would fill volumes, and I wanted to reply to you straight away so as not to let myself be “decimated” by this burst of activity towards you if I were to resist. I hope that you don’t have too many of your friends “killed in action”, but one loves even those one does not know, we weep even for the unknown."
  • 10:0210:02, 7 February 2022 diff hist +288‎ N Translations:CP 02844/12/en ‎ Created page with "My dear little one, until my appearance at the review board I shall look after myself, so that I will be able to go to it. But all the same if you come to Paris I will be able to receive you (but I won’t get up). Afterwards, if I’m not “taken”, so much the easier. But I will be."
  • 10:0110:01, 7 February 2022 diff hist +1,304‎ N Translations:CP 02844/11/en ‎ Created page with "As for me I am to go before a medical board and I shall probably be taken, because they take everybody. But I have been stupid because I didn’t need to get myself registered, having been struck off the staff as an officer<ref name="n11" /> and these Boards are only for privates, according to what Clément de Maugny<ref name="n12" /> told me, when he came to see me one evening<ref name="n13" /> as he was passing through Paris; a very nice chap, having much improved, pro..."
  • 09:5209:52, 7 February 2022 diff hist +458‎ N Translations:CP 02844/10/en ‎ Created page with "My dear little one, I too was tormented over my brother, his hospital at Étain was bombarded while he was operating, the shells smashing his operating table. He was mentioned in despatches in any case, but not for that, for countless other acts of courage that he never ceases to perform<ref name="n10" />. Unfortunately he is moving forward into the most terrible dangers, and until the end of the war I don’t what news the next day is going to bring me." current
  • 09:5109:51, 7 February 2022 diff hist +1,459‎ N Translations:CP 02844/9/en ‎ Created page with "My dear little one, I found out a month afterwards that your brother-in-law had suffered an automobile accident, but I had no idea that Léon had been in it and had been seriously injured. Could you ever imagine that I wouldn’t have written to you! So were you too in the motor car? (since you say: I’ve got Léon beside me injured). I am in retrospect very upset to learn this<ref name="n5" />. I shall write to your brother. I was going to do so anyway to tell him of m..."
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  • 09:4609:46, 7 February 2022 diff hist +596‎ N Translations:CP 02844/8/en ‎ Created page with "My dear little one, I don’t know why I’m telling you all this and so stupidly, because through brevity I completely distort my thoughts, which are not the ones you are going to imagine. In a word, my dear little one, besides all this, you haven’t written to me for two months, since the outbreak of war, but truly there has not been <u>a single day</> when I haven’t spent hours of my time with you. My dear little one, you cannot believe how my current affection gra..."
  • 09:4209:42, 7 February 2022 diff hist +799‎ N Translations:CP 02844/7/en ‎ Created page with "Frédéric Masson, whose style in the past I have felt to be that of an old grumbler, is far too much at the present time the embodiment of French “culture”. If he is sincere in finding the Meistersingers inept and inflicted through snobbery, he is more to be pitied than those he declares to be afflicted with “Wagneritis”<ref name="n3" />. If instead of being at war with Germany we had been at war with Russia, what would people have said about Tolstoy and Dostoev..."
  • 09:4109:41, 7 February 2022 diff hist +137‎ N Translations:CP 02844/6/en ‎ Created page with "But all the same had the press, and notably Le Figaro<ref name="n2" />, had better standards then victory would be all the more glorious."
  • 09:3909:39, 7 February 2022 diff hist +567‎ N Translations:CP 02844/5/en ‎ Created page with "If it were not such a joy - as much as we are able to feel any at this time - to receive a letter like yours, and from someone about whom I have never stopped thinking for a single day with ever increasing tenderness, what a relief it is already to read those pages in which there is no mention of “the Boche”, “their Kultur”, “crying like a little child”, “little sister”, nor the rest of it. All things that we can easily tolerate the more we suffer when we..."
  • 09:3709:37, 7 February 2022 diff hist +19‎ N Translations:CP 02844/4/en ‎ Created page with "My dear little one," current
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6 December 2021

  • 13:3913:39, 6 December 2021 diff hist −309‎ CP 03024/en ‎ Created page with "Albertine had nothing she could reproach me for. We can only be faithful to what we remember, and we can only remember what we have known. My new self, while it grew up in the shadow of the old, the old that had died, had often heard the other speak of Albertine. Through the stories of that moribund self, it believed that it knew her, loved her. But it was only a second hand affection<ref name="n27" />."
  • 13:3713:37, 6 December 2021 diff hist +18‎ N Translations:CP 03024/15/en ‎ Created page with "Your Marcel Proust" current
  • 13:3713:37, 6 December 2021 diff hist +72‎ N Translations:CP 03024/14/en ‎ Created page with "Alas Madame, I have run out of paper just as it was getting rather good!" current
  • 13:3713:37, 6 December 2021 diff hist +704‎ N Translations:CP 03024/13/en ‎ Created page with "Like certain pieces of good fortune, there are also pieces of misfortune which come to us too late, and can no longer assume the magnitude they would have had for us a little earlier<ref name="n28" />. By the time I learned this I was already consoled. And there was no reason to be surprised by it. Regret really is a physical malady, but between physical maladies we must distinguish those that only act on the body by the intermediary of memory. In the last case the progn..." current
  • 13:3613:36, 6 December 2021 diff hist +406‎ N Translations:CP 03024/12/en ‎ Created page with "Albertine had nothing she could reproach me for. We can only be faithful to what we remember, and we can only remember what we have known. My new self, while it grew up in the shadow of the old, the old that had died, had often heard the other speak of Albertine. Through the stories of that moribund self, it believed that it knew her, loved her. But it was only a second hand affection<ref name="n27" />." current
  • 13:3513:35, 6 December 2021 diff hist +890‎ N Translations:CP 03024/11/en ‎ Created page with "Little by little I began to submit to the forces of forgetting, that powerful instrument of adaptation to reality, that destroyer in us of this surviving past which is in constant contradiction with it. Not that I no longer loved Albertine. But already I was no longer in love with her as I was during the final days, but as in the earliest days of our love. Before forgetting her altogether, before attaining my initial indifference, like a traveller who returns by the sam..." current
  • 13:3513:35, 6 December 2021 diff hist +388‎ N Translations:CP 03024/10/en ‎ Created page with "And when my strongest memories no longer brought her back to me, it was the small insignificant things that had that power. Because memories of love are no exception to the general laws of memory, which themselves are governed by Habit which weakens everything. And so what best reminds us of a person is precisely what we had forgotten, because it was of no importance<ref name="n25" />." current
  • 13:3413:34, 6 December 2021 diff hist +848‎ N Translations:CP 03024/9/en ‎ Created page with "Since, merely by thinking about her, I brought her back to life, her infidelities could never be those of a dead person; the moment when she had committed them became the present moment, not only for her but for that one of my evoked “selves” who was thinking about her. So that no anachronism could ever separate the indissoluble couple, where with each new culprit a still contemporaneous and jealous lover was immediately paired<ref name="n23" />. After all it is no m..." current
  • 13:3313:33, 6 December 2021 diff hist +1,981‎ N Translations:CP 03024/8/en ‎ Created page with "For the death of Albertine to be able to eliminate my suffering, the shock would have had to have killed her not only outside of myself, as it had done, but within me. There, she had never been more alive. In order to enter into us, another person must take on the form, bend themselves to the framework of Time; appearing to us only in successive moments, never being able to reveal to us more than one aspect of themselves at a time, or present us with more than a single p..."
  • 12:1012:10, 6 December 2021 diff hist +376‎ CP 03024/en ‎ Created page with "You will see the company she kept renewing itself<ref name="n3" />; yet (without knowing the reason until the end) you will still find Mme Cottard<ref name="n4" /> there exchanging words with Mme Swann such as: “You’re looking very elegant”, Odette said to Mme Cottard, “Redfern fecit<ref name="n5" />?" “No, you know I always stay loyal to Raudnitz<ref name="n6" />. Besides, it’s just something I’ve had done up.” “Well, well! it’s really smart!” “G..."
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  • 11:5411:54, 6 December 2021 diff hist +5,161‎ N Translations:CP 03024/7/en ‎ Created page with "But I would prefer to introduce you to some characters that you don’t yet know, one above all who plays the most important role and determines the turn of events<ref name="n9" />, Albertine. You will see her when she is still only a “young girl in bloom” in the shadow of whom I spend many happy times in Balbec<ref name="n10" />. Then when I become suspicious of her over trifles, and have my confidence in her restored by trifles - “because it is a characteristic o..."
  • 11:4411:44, 6 December 2021 diff hist +756‎ N Translations:CP 03024/6/en ‎ Created page with "You will see the company she kept renewing itself<ref name="n3" />; yet (without knowing the reason until the end) you will still find Mme Cottard<ref name="n4" /> there exchanging words with Mme Swann such as: “You’re looking very elegant”, Odette said to Mme Cottard, “Redfern fecit<ref name="n5" />?" “No, you know I always stay loyal to Raudnitz<ref name="n6" />. Besides, it’s just something I’ve had done up.” “Well, well! it’s really smart!” “G..."
  • 11:4011:40, 6 December 2021 diff hist +827‎ N Translations:CP 03024/5/en ‎ Created page with "Madame, you wanted to know what became of Mme Swann as she got older. It’s quite difficult to summarize for you. I can tell you that she became more beautiful: “This was mainly the result of what happened during her mid-life, when after a period of time Odette had discovered, or invented for herself, her own personal look, an unalterable “character”, a “style” of beauty; and on her disjointed features - which for so long, prey to the dangerous and futile vaga..." current
  • 11:3711:37, 6 December 2021 diff hist +23‎ N Translations:CP 03024/4/en ‎ Created page with "To Madame Scheikévitch" current
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