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“Was once lost always lost”· Tess of the d'Urbervilles “Who can find a virtuous woman”· Tess of the d'Urbervilles Bramshurst Court· Tess of the d'Urbervilles Kingsbere-sub-Greenhill· Tess of the d'Urbervilles New Forest· Tess of the d'Urbervilles Marian and Izz’s warning letter· Tess of the d'Urbervilles Tess’s letter from Flintcomb-Ash· Tess of the d'Urbervilles The Barber Family’s Violent Legacy and Shadow over Identity· Defending Jacob A Father’s Duty and Fear of Protecting His Children· Defending Jacob The Prosecution’s Burden of Proof· Defending Jacob The Illusion of a Vacation Paradise· Defending Jacob “Before-life” and “After”· Defending Jacob MAOA Knockout (“murder gene”)· Defending Jacob Andrew Barber's grand jury investigation· Defending Jacob “A Community of Families, A Family of Communities”· Defending Jacob “A good place to raise kids”· Defending Jacob “A jury verdict is just a guess”· Defending Jacob “His heart is two sizes too small”· Defending Jacob “Lure, trap, fuck”· Defending Jacob “A Walk in the Woods”· Defending Jacob District Attorney’s Office· Defending Jacob Middlesex District Attorney’s Office· Defending Jacob Andy Barber and Billy Barber’s father-son relationship· Defending Jacob Jacob Barber and Hope Connors’s romantic relationship· Defending Jacob Jacob Barber and Ben Rifkin’s school bullying relationship· Defending Jacob Billy Barber and James “Father” O’Leary’s friendship· Defending Jacob James “Father” O’Leary’s protection of the Barber family· Defending Jacob Laurie Barber and Jacob Barber’s mother-son relationship· Defending Jacob The Verdurin ‘little nucleus’· In Search of Lost Time Angels· In Search of Lost Time The narrator and Albertine’s motor-car outing· In Search of Lost Time Cottard’s observation of Albertine and Andrée dancing· In Search of Lost Time Dinner at La Raspelière· In Search of Lost Time La Raspelière dinner with the Cambremers· In Search of Lost Time M. de Charlus and Jupien’s encounter· In Search of Lost Time Morel’s plot to have the Verdurins’ coachman attacked· In Search of Lost Time The narrator’s grandmother’s death· In Search of Lost Time The narrator’s second visit to Balbec· In Search of Lost Time “Each of them is a paradise lost”· In Search of Lost Time “The women shall have Gomorrah and the men shall have Sodom”· In Search of Lost Time “Gomorrah, dispersed”· In Search of Lost Time “His hand is a crucible in which gold melts”· In Search of Lost Time “Know thyself”· In Search of Lost Time “Le quart d’heure de Rabelais”· In Search of Lost Time “Love can be responsible for veritable geological upheavals of the mind”· In Search of Lost Time “Medicine, when it fails to cure…”· In Search of Lost Time “Ne sçais l’heure”· In Search of Lost Time “People never cease to change place in relation to ourselves”· In Search of Lost Time “Qualis artifex pereo!”· In Search of Lost Time “The most dangerous concealment is that of the crime itself in the mind of the guilty party”· In Search of Lost Time “The reverse side of the fabric”· In Search of Lost Time “The theatre of the world”· In Search of Lost Time “The true pleasure is the one for which they abandon the other”· In Search of Lost Time “Their giant wings from walking hinder them”· In Search of Lost Time “To belong or not to belong”· In Search of Lost Time “Wednesdays” (Mme Verdurin’s dinners)· In Search of Lost Time Rivebelle restaurant· In Search of Lost Time Mme Verdurin’s salon· In Search of Lost Time Méséglise way· In Search of Lost Time Hôtel de Guermantes· In Search of Lost Time L’Aurore· In Search of Lost Time Gilberte’s turquoise-inlaid book cover· In Search of Lost Time Albertine’s dressing case· In Search of Lost Time Albertine’s toque and veil· In Search of Lost Time Charlus’s letter to Aimé· In Search of Lost Time Féterne château· In Search of Lost Time Jupien’s shop· In Search of Lost Time Académie française· In Search of Lost Time Légion d’honneur· In Search of Lost Time Patrie française· In Search of Lost Time Théâtre de l’Odéon· In Search of Lost Time The narrator and his grandmother· In Search of Lost Time Marcel and his mother· In Search of Lost Time The narrator and Saint-Loup’s relationship· In Search of Lost Time The older and younger Marquise de Cambremer’s mother-in-law and daughter-in-law relationship· In Search of Lost Time Combray’s rules of social rank· In Search of Lost Time The sovereign’s-host custom· In Search of Lost Time Dreyfusardism· In Search of Lost Time The grandmother’s final illness· In Search of Lost Time The narrator’s infatuation with Albertine· In Search of Lost Time The narrator’s mother’s mourning for her mother· In Search of Lost Time Charlus and Morel’s love affair· In Search of Lost Time The narrator’s love for Albertine· In Search of Lost Time Brichot’s progressive blindness· In Search of Lost Time The narrator’s jealousy and suspicion of Albertine· In Search of Lost Time The narrator’s jealousy and anxiety about Albertine· In Search of Lost Time The narrator’s belated grief for his grandmother· In Search of Lost Time The narrator’s grief over his grandmother’s death· In Search of Lost Time Narrator’s jealousy and dependence on Albertine· In Search of Lost Time The Verdurin salon’s growing social prestige· In Search of Lost Time Digory Rejects Jadis’s Temptation· The Magician's Nephew Digory’s Journey to Rescue Polly· The Magician's Nephew Jadis’s Attack on Aslan· The Magician's Nephew The Cabby and Nellie Become Narnia’s First Monarchs· The Magician's Nephew The Ring Experiment and Polly’s Disappearance· The Magician's Nephew Talking Trees· The Magician's Nephew The Witch’s arrival in Narnia· The Magician's Nephew Come in by the gold gates or not at all· The Magician's Nephew Creatures, I give you yourselves· The Magician's Nephew For jokes as well as justice come in with speech· The Magician's Nephew