One character in this work marries Madame de Forcheville while her daughter Gilberte marries the closet homosexual Robert de Saint-Loup, a member of the Guermantes.
In this work, the narrator is moved by the paintings of Elstir, and later falls in love with Albertine, who names this work's sixth section. One character in this work marries Madame de Forcheville while her daughter Gilberte marries the closet homosexual Robert de Saint-Loup, a member of the Guermantes. This novel's narrator recalls memories of Combray upon eating a madeleine steeped in tea. In this work Odette de Crecy is married to Charles, the namesake of its first section, Swann's Way. For 10 points, name this enormous seven volume novel by Marcel Proust.
In this work, the narrator is moved by the paintings of Elstir, and later falls in love with Albertine, who names this work's sixth section.
In {Search} of {Lost Time} or {Remembrance} of Things {Past} or À la {recherche du temps perdu}