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I thought the language of 's “Swann's Way” was affected, dense, convoluted. Then I started reading the second part of , “In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower”. Man, the twenty-line-long sentences containing several subordinate clauses, some of them eight lines long! Why? Why!?
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