[Английский] Proust Marcel / Пруст Марсель - Within a Budding Grove / Под сенью девушек в цвету [Neville Jason, 2012, MP3, 64 kbps]

2 Place-Names: The Place 9:25
3 Unhappily those marvellous places... 9:39
4 For the first time... 10:12
5 My grandmother, however... 9:51
6 Presently there gathered behind... 10:32
7 Certain names of towns... 8:59
8 In the little train of the local railway... 9:46
Total time on CD 9: 79:20
CD 10
1 My sense of loneliness... 10:32
2 She was wearing a loose cambric gown... 9:51
3 For my judgment was aware... 10:09
4 Imagining that I was... 10:17
5 On the other hand... 10:18
6 And at night they did not dine in the hotel... 9:34
7 And then mere chance put into our hands... 9:10
8 ‘But you were quite wrong, I assure you,’ replied the barrister... 7:59
CD 11
1 But I was obliged to take my eyes... 11:09
2 In the end we too formed... 10:35
3 Were she to encounter Francoise... 10:14
4 But on that previous morning... 10:07
5 After this I would spend the mornings... 10:21
6 Before getting into the carriage... 9:56
7 Sometimes as the carriage laboured... 7:44
8 It is possible, for I have never in real life met any girls... 8:25
CD 12
1 And this inner self of the charming... 9:59
2 I watched the trees gradually withdraw... 10:07
3 She found fault with Balzac... 10:13
4 Even in Mme de La Rochefoucauld’s... 9:56
5 He was coming from the beach... 9:55
6 Indeed in Saint-Loup... 10:09
7 If I had spent two or three hours... 10:19
8 At his use of the word... 8:42
CD 13
1 Each of our friends has his defects... 10:11
2 The same day, he contrived to see me alone... 10:04
3 The uncle for whom we were waiting... 10:01
4 He gave me the impression... 10:26
5 I now recognised in the hard look... 9:31
6 I had supposed that in thus inviting... 9:54
7 ‘On the contrary,’ he retorted... 9:12
8 Meanwhile my grandmother... 10:04
CD 14
1 There was, then, embedded in my friend Bloch… 11:02
2 M. Bloch told Saint-Loup and me that Bergotte knew so well… 10:34
3 As a rule, after bringing out from his store… 10:22
4 She had presently, with respect to Saint-Loup… 10:29
5 It is true that he had succeeded in getting out of her… 13:45
6 Seascape with Frieze of Girls 10:45
7 Just as if, in the heart of their band… 12:31
CD 15
1 And yet the supposition that I might some day be the friend… 6:20
2 I could say to myself with conviction… 9:18
3 I asked myself whether the girls I had just seen… 10:13
4 But as often as not they were, indeed, only pictures… 10:03
5 Unfortunately, having on that condition only obtained… 9:08
6 The harmony of these astral tables did not prevent… 9:28
7 Often, since even after dinner there was still a little light… 9:50
8 He had, in fact, before he made the acquaintance of… 9:54
9 Last night I had been nothing more than an empty vessel… 4:58
CD 16
1 Suddenly I thought of the fair girl with the sad expression… 5:18
2 Since those days, so different from the day… 10:54
3 And no doubt at first he had thought… 9:57
4 How many observations, patient but not at all serene… 9:48
5 Most of those that covered the walls… 8:58
6 Although we are justified in saying that there can be… 11:23
7 This vast celestial vision of which he spoke to me… 11:00
8 I asked Elstir whether these girls lived at Balbec… 12:00
CD 17
1 At the foot of the picture was inscribed… 6:09
2 One feels unmistakably, when one sees side by side… 10:28
3 Night was falling… 10:26
4 What did I know of Albertine? 8:30
5 But apart from this, had the portrait been not anterior… 8:47
6 He chose therefore, rather than say anything… 10:15
7 I was afraid that this tone, this way of inviting a person… 10:41
8 When I arrived at Elstir’s a few minutes later… 13:39
CD 18
1 Moreover, if there had disappeared, provisionally at any rate… 6:58
2 We formed that morning one of those couples… 9:48
3 Having sacrificed this first moment to a custom… 9:39
4 ‘Oh, so you know the little d’Ambresacs, do you?’ 9:00
5 At once kindled by her flame… 9:29
6 Within the next few days… 9:37
7 When the time came for her to go off to a luncheon party… 10:09
8 In the old days I should have preferred… 13:58
CD 19
1 So that if before these visits to Elstir… 5:14
2 Some days we took our refreshment… 9:52
3 For the sense of boredom which it is impossible not to feel… 10:10
4 All this I realised, and yet we talked so little. 9:53
5 But in the days that followed… 10:36
6 When there is added to this the agitation aroused… 9:24
7 I was looking at Albertine, so pretty… 9:43
8 Shewing herself always tenderly indulgent… 7:02
9 Nor was it any longer the room… 7
CD 20
1 I tried to induce Elstir… 6:07
2 ‘She’s not written only to your father either…’ 11:36
3 I had supposed that the love which I felt for Albertine… 9:31
4 If this sort of select popularity… 9:00
5 Taking first of all the supposition that she was… 8:32
6 The misunderstanding, due to an initial mistake… 9:00
7 So it was with Albertine as with her friends. 8:28
8 No matter which it might be of my friends… 8:04
9 Sometimes, however, the driving rain… 8:57