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| Flowers of Evil |
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| Against Nature |
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| Thus spake Zarathustra |
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| The Jew's Beech |
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| Atala followed by René |
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| The Hidden Woman |
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| Corinne or, Italy |
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| The Trial |
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| Story of my Life |
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| Portraits of Women |
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| The Sorrows of Young Werther |
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| Poetry A Season in Hell Illuminations |
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| Swann's Way |
















I've read Swann's Way, but I don't get the reference on this one. What does the cover represent? It's been years, but the thing that stood out to me was his unfortunate obsession with the woman (Odette, I think?). I guess in that way it's kind of like the young doctor in Middlemarch.
ReplyDeleteBeen too long since I've read both.
That one was just a wildly inappropriate choice with no deeper meaning. Or maybe the Sathar were after the madeleines...
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