" For 10 points, name this novel about the "sweetish sickness" experienced by Antoine Roquentin, by Jean-Paul Sartre.
A woman in this novel tells the protagonist that she was sitting on a patch of nettles the first time they kissed in Kew Gardens, but she ignored the pain in her thighs because of the kiss. That woman compares the protagonist, her former lover, to a milestone that says that Melun is twenty-seven kilometres away, as he has stayed the same while she has "outlive[d]" herself. The protagonist is struck by the indescribable nature of the (*) roots of a chestnut tree, and although that protagonist has a relationship with the cafe-owner Francoise, he is in love with Anny. Another character in this novel who tries to read the library in alphabetical order is kicked out after being revealed as a pedophile; that man is Ogier P., or the "Self-Taught Man." For 10 points, name this novel about the "sweetish sickness" experienced by Antoine Roquentin, by Jean-Paul Sartre.
A woman in this novel tells the protagonist that she was sitting on a patch of nettles the first time they kissed in Kew Gardens, but she ignored the pain in her thighs because of the kiss.
Nausea [or La Nausée]  Bonuses: