The Daily Proust
A day-by-day, spoonful by spoonful, chronological reading of Marcel Proust's A la recherche du temps perdu, a.k.a. In Search of Lost Time, a.k.a. Remembrance of Things Past -- towering monument of French literature, and the greatest novel ever written. Certainly the greatest 3,000 page novel anyway.


Friday, April 18, 2003  

Addendum:

Steve from languagehat.com informs me that the work referenced below is the "1911 edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica, probably the best ever published (it had articles by the top authorities in the world, e.g. Einstein on physics)." Steve adds: "The problem, of course (besides the popups), is that it's scanned in and thus full of `typos'; in this case, I'm pretty sure `Gob' is simply a scanning error for `Golo.'"

Makes sense. Thanks Steve.

posted by Unknown | 4:07 PM
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