The protagonist of this novel reads part of Eugenie Grandet in a cafe, and has an epiphany while listening to the jazz song "some of these Days".
The protagonist of this novel reads part of Eugenie Grandet in a cafe, and has an epiphany while listening to the jazz song "some of these Days". Another character devotes himself to reading all the books in the Bouville library in alphabetical order until he is accused of inappropriately touching a young boy. Before meeting his ex-girlfriend Anny, the protagonist realizes that "the essential thing is contingency" while viewing the roots of a chestnut tree. That protagonist is in the middle of writing a history of the Marquis de Rollebon, but abandons it after many bouts of the title condition, which first manifests itself when he is unable to pick up a piece of paper. FTP, name this novel consisting of the diary of Antoine Roquentin, a work by Jean-Paul Sartre.
The protagonist of this novel reads part of Eugenie Grandet in a cafe, and has an epiphany while listening to the jazz song "some of these Days".
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