27* - Le Côté, Pt I (230-35) w pics

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retraverser

to cross (a street) again

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Celui-là, il n'a pas la lumière à tous les étages.

He's crazy!

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Jacques Rivière (1886-1925)

Advocate of acceptance of Proust; exchange with Artaud; Carlo Bo's mono

<p>Advocate of acceptance of Proust; exchange with Artaud; Carlo Bo's mono</p>
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Antonin Artaud, Le Théâtre et son double (1896-1948)

A A

<p>A A</p>
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Le défi est de choisir 20 livres qui vous ont grandement influencé.

The challenge is to choose 20 books that have greatly influenced you.

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explétif ne

verbs expressing fear, warning, denial, doubt

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confier

to confide; to entrust to

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prendre de rendez-vous avec

make an appointment with someone

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subite

sudden, unexpected

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éconduire

to get rid of (sby), reject

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pour comble de malheur

to make matters worse

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un habit noir

tailcoat suit

<p>tailcoat suit</p>
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par amitié pour

out of friendship for

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Nous disons bien que

We make a point of telling ourselves that

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par un temps superbe

on a beautiful day

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« Qu'est-ce que cela fait? »

What does it matter?

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se ruer sur

to pounce on, to rush up to

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épuisant

exhausting

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élire à

take up residence in; to elect

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ils n'élisent pas chez

they do not take up residence in

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connaître de vue

to know someone by sight

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un malfaiteur

a criminal

<p>a criminal</p>
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enjoué

cheerful, jovial

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à contre-jour

with his back to the daylight

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qui me rassurèrent complètement

which completely reassured me

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ses concurrents

his rivals

<p>his rivals</p>
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un mal mortel

a fatal disease

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tempeter

to rant, rage

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effaçant de sa figure le sanglot

wiping the tears from her face

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se redresser

to sit up straight

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se tenir debout

to stand up

<p>to stand up</p>
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rayonnant d'esprit

beaming with intelligence

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détournant les yeux

averting her gaze

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ce qui pouvait se deviner

which could have been guessed

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ébahi

dumbstruck

<p>dumbstruck</p>
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ces faux serments

these false promises

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une besogne, une tâche

a task (2x)

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les besognes les plus dures

the most difficult tasks

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rechigner à (faire qch)

to be reluctant to do sth

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Être agonisant

to be dying, on one's death throes

<p>to be dying, on one's death throes</p>
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épurer, épuré

to purify, purified

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se voir

to see oneself

<p>to see oneself</p>
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le concours

help, assistance; competition

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Se voir prêter un concours

To see oneself offered assistance, Being offered assistance

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une avanie

a snub, act of showing distain

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se plaindre de

to complain about

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sans qu'elle se plaignît de

without her complaining about

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un homme d'organisation plus fine

a man with a more sensitive constitution (231)

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ils entreront, vaqueront et cesseront

they will enter, will attend to business, and will cease

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un odorat

a sense of smell

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une rage de dents

a toothache

<p>a toothache</p>
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c'est affreux

it's dreadful

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le gémissement

groaning

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receler

to harbour, contain

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ce corps qui recelait le mal

this body which haboured the disease

<p>this body which haboured the disease</p>
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exaucer un voeu

to grant a wish

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tendre son visage vers

to turn her head towards

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« Mes jours s'en vont un à un »

my days pass by one by one (B 37)

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(Eugène) Delacroix lac de sang — hanté des mauvais anges, Ombragé par un bois — de sapins toujours vert

Lake of blood haunted by evil angels (15 Phares l. 29)

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on ne sait plus à quel saint se vouer

we no longer know which way to turn (232)

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les réclames des journaux

the newspaper avertissements

<p>the newspaper avertissements</p>
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la trousse de médecin, la trousse à outils

the medical bag, tool kit

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des séances musique de chambre

chamber music recitals

<p>chamber music recitals</p>
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au chevet de la malade

at the bedside of the patient

<p>at the bedside of the patient</p>
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un recueillement

a contemplation, meditation

<p>a contemplation, meditation</p>
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les fiançailles rompues

the broken engagement

<p>the broken engagement</p>
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la rampe d'escalier

banister, handrail

<p>banister, handrail</p>
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perdre l'habitude

get out of the habit of (doing sth)

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l'homme à barbiche

man with the goatee

<p>man with the goatee</p>
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des lettrés

well-read people, scholars

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à l'époque où

at the time when

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renommé

famous, renowned

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la surité

deafness

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une œuvre est rarement tout à fait comprise

a literary work is rarely completely understood

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ses phrases étaient aussi claires

his sentences were as clear (232)

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Je reprenais mon élan

I regained my momentum

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la limpidité

clarity, transparency

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périssable

perishable

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lasser

to weary, to bore, tire

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il me lassait par la nouveauté

he wearied me by his novelty

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Un tour de force, un exploit

a feat

<p>a feat</p>
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astreindre

compel, force (sby to do sth)

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induire

induce (sby to do sth), to mislead

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amaigri

emaciated

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une accouchée

a woman having just given birth

<p>a woman having just given birth</p>
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éblouie

dazed, overwhelmed

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un homme étendu au bord de la mer

a man lying by the seashore

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quelques mois après

a few months later

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appartenir

to own, belong to

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les niais

simple-minded people

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préconiser

to advocate, recommend

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enorgueilli

proud

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à tant de mise en scène

so much theatricality

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À force de lui demander si

By asking her if

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par mégarde

inadvertently

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des sangsues

leeches

<p>leeches</p>
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une toilette de deuil

a mourning outfit

<p>a mourning outfit</p>
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avec les douces attentions

with tender concern

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les gens qu'une profonde douleur accable

people who are overwhelmed with profound grief (234)

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la lumière un peu plus tamisée

the slightly more subdued light