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1、INSEARCHOFLOSTTIMEVOLUMEIIITHEGUERMANTESWAYMARCELPROUSTTRANSLATEDBYC.K.SCOTTMONCRIEFFANDTERENCEKILMARTINREVISEDBYD.J.ENRIGHTTHEMODERNLIBRARYNEWYORK1993ModernLibraryEditionCopyright©1993byRandomHouse,Inc.Copyright©1981byChatto&WindusandRandomHouse,Inc.Allrights
2、reservedunderInternationalandPan-AmericanCopyrightConventions.PublishedintheUnitedStatesbyRandomHouse,Inc.,NewYork.ThiseditionwasoriginallypublishedinGreatBritainbyChatto&Windus,London,in1992.Thistranslationisarevisededitionofthe1981translationofTheGuermantesW
3、aybyC.K.ScottMoncrieffandTerenceKilmartin,publishedintheUnitedStatesbyRandomHouse,Inc.,andinGreatBritainbyChatto&Windus.RevisionsbyD.J.Enright.TheGuermantesWayfirstappearedinTheModernLibraryin1933.JacketportraitcourtesyofTheBettmannArchive.LibraryofCongressCat
4、aloging-in-PublicationDataProust,Marcel,1871-1922.[CôtédeGuermantes.English]TheGuermantesway/MarcelProust;translatedbyC.K.ScottMoncrieffandTerenceKilmartin;revisedbyD.J.Enright.p.cm.—(Insearchoflosttime;v.3)Includesbibliographicalreferences.eISBN0-679-64180-7v
5、1.0I.Title.II.Series:Proust,Marcel,1871-1922.Alarecherchedutempsperdu.English;v.3.PQ2631.R63C7413199392-33975843'.912—dc20AboutTheModernLibraryTheModernLibraryhasplayedasignificantroleinAmericanculturallifeforthebetterpartofacentury.Theserieswasfoundedin1917by
6、thepublishersBoniandLiverightandeightyearslateracquiredbyBennettCerfandDonaldKlopfer.Itprovidedthefoundationfortheirnextpublishingventure,RandomHouse.TheModernLibraryhasbeenastapleoftheAmericanbooktrade,providingreaderswithaffordablehardboundeditionsofimportan
7、tworksofliteratureandthought.FortheModernLibrary’sseventy-fifthanniversary,RandomHouseredesignedtheseries,restoringasitsemblemtherunningtorch-bearercreatedbyLucianBernhardin1925andrefurbishingjackets,bindings,andtype,aswellasinauguratinganewprogramofselectingt
8、itles.TheModernLibrarycontinuestoprovidetheworld’sbestbooks,atthebestprices.AbouttheBook“TherehasneverbeenanyoneelsewithProust’sabilitytoshowusthings;Proust’spointingfingerisunequa
