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Chasing Lost Time

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by Jean Findlay


  Lawrence, Guy

  Le Figaro

  Leadbeater, Charles

  Leavis, F. R.

  Lees-Milne, James

  Lenin, V. I.

  Les Antibes

  The Letters of Abelard and Heloïse

  Leverson, Ada

  Lewis, Grace Sinclair

  Lewis, (Harry) Sinclair

  Lewis, Wells Sinclair

  Lister House (Edinburgh)

  Literary Review

  Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary

  Livorno

  Palace Hotel

  Lloyd George, David

  Locarno

  London

  Boodles Club

  Carlton House Terrace

  Du Cane Road Special Surgical Hospital (Hammersmith)

  Hatchards (bookshop, Piccadilly)

  Imperial War Museum

  London Library

  Lyceum Club

  Lyric Theatre (Hammersmith)

  Poetry Bookshop

  RAC Club

  Reform Club

  Ritz Hotel

  St Paul’s Cathedral

  Savile Club

  Wormwood Scrubs (Hammersmith)

  London Association (advertising firm)

  London Mercury

  Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth

  Loos

  Louis XIV

  Lucas, E. V.

  Lucca

  Lunn, Charles

  Lunn, Constance

  Lunn, Lucy

  Lunn, Susan

  Lyra Sacra

  Macarthy, Desmond

  Macartney (journalist for The Times)

  MacCarthy, Desmond

  McHardy, adjutant

  Machin, Lionel

  Mackenzie (Chief Passport Officer)

  Mackenzie, Compton

  as member of the Savile Club

  dislikes portrait painted by E. S. Mercer

  comment on the Secret service

  attends Charles’s farewell birthday lunch

  description of

  as director of Aegean Intelligence service

  as Stendhal scholar

  invites Charles to stay on Capri

  Extraordinary Women

  Water on the Brain

  Mackenzie, Faith

  Mackenzie family

  Mackenzie, Holden

  Mackenzie, Ian

  Forgotten Places

  Mackenzie, James Stewart

  Mackenzie, Kenneth

  Mackenzie, Monty

  Mackinnon, Katherine

  Macleod, Neil

  Macmillan, Harold

  Macrae, John

  The Man Who Stayed at Home (play) (Lechmere Worrall)

  Manchester Regiment

  Manning, Henry

  Manzoni, Alessandro

  I promessi sposi

  Marcel Proust: An English Tribute (1922)

  Mariani, Mario, Meditazioni d’un Pazzo

  Marriage, Ellen

  Marsh, Edward

  as patron of the arts

  at Robert Graves’s wedding

  correspondence with Charles

  close friendship with Charles

  interest in typographical errors

  description of

  receives naughty limerick from Charles

  attends Charles’s farewell birthday lunch

  as Private Secretary to Churchill

  sends copy of his translation of La Fontaine to Charles

  Forty-Two Fables of La Fontaine

  Marvell, Andrew, ‘The Garden’

  Mary, Queen of Scots

  Masefield, John

  Mason, William, The Poems of Mr Gray

  Masters, Edgar Lee

  The Great Valley

  Spoon River Anthology

  Mather, Father

  Maupassant, Guy de

  Maurois, André, Ariel

  Maxwell, James Clerk

  Maxwell, Lady

  Meiklejohn, Roderick

  Melville, Harry

  Melville, Herman, Moby Dick

  Melville, James

  Melville, Ruby see Nadi, Ruby Melville

  Mercer, Edward Stanley

  Messines

  MI5

  Millard, Christopher Sclater

  imprisoned for homosexual offences

  character and description

  possible lover of Charles

  asked if Charles has ‘reformed’

  Charles writes critical verses on

  told by Ross that Charles was becoming tiresome and boring

  sends Charles box of chocolates

  learns of Charles’s escapades in Venice

  death of

  defended by Charles in court

  Milton, John

  ‘Ode on the Morning of Christ’s Nativity’

  Paradise Lost

  Moberly, Bishop of Winchester

  Modernism

  Molly (bulldog)

  Monchy-le-Preux

  Moncrieff, Sir Matthew de

  Moncrieff, Ramerus

  Moncrieff, William

  Moncrieffe, Madeleine

  Moncrieffe, William

  Les Aventures de Zeloïde et Amanzarifdine

  Monet, Claude

  Monro, Harold

  Monro, Hector Hugh (Saki)

  Monro, Ion

  Moore, George

  Morand, Paul, Ouvert la nuit

  Morning Post

  Morselli, Guido

  Mr Punch’s History of the Great War

  Mucci, Renato

  Munro, Dr

  Muriel, Countess de la Warr

  Murray, Earl of

  Murry, John Middleton

  The Muse in Arms (ed. E. B. Osborn)

  Mussolini, Benito

  Nadi, Aldo

  Nadi, Ruby Melville

  Naples

  The Narrative of James Nimmo (17th century)

  Nash, Gabriel

  Nash, John

  Nash, Paul

  Nash, Sir Philip

  Nathan, Estelle

  The Nation and Athenaeum

  National Portrait Gallery of Scotland

  Nehru, Jawaharlal

  Nesbit, Edith

  Nebsitt, Cathleen

  Nevinson, C. R.

  New Field

  New Statesman

  The New Witness

  New Zealand Tunnelling Company

  Newman, John Henry

  Nice

  Red Cross Convalescent Home for British Officers

  Nichols, Beverley

  Nichols, Robert

  Ardours and Endurances

  Nicholson, Ben

  Nicholson, Nancy

  Nieuwe Rotterdamsche

  Nimmo, Elizabeth

  Nimmo, James

  Northern Meeting Society

  Nouvelle Revue Française

  Obscene Publications Act (1857)

  Observer

  Oliphant, Margaret

  Omega Workshops

  Order of the Mass

  Orioli, Giuseppe ‘Pino’

  O’Riordan, Conal

  Osborn, E. B.

  The Muse in Arms

  Osborne House (Isle of Wight)

  O’Shaughnessy, Arthur

  Music and Moonlight

  Ovid

  Metamorphoses

  Fasti

  Owen, Wilfred

  meets Charles at Robert Graves’s wedding

  suffers from shell shock

  family background

  meets Bainbrigge in Scarborough

  encourages Charles in his translation of Chanson de Roland

  friendship with Charles

  love sonnets from Charles

  sends poems to Charles for advice

  Charles tries to get him a home posting

  death of

  spends last night with Charles before returning to the Front

  influence on Charles

  is told of the deaths of Ross and Bainbrigge

  recommended for the Mili
tary Cross

  rumours concerning his seduction by Charles

  seen as heroic by Charles

  dedicatory poem by Charles

  review of his poems

  article on

  ‘The Deranged’ (or ‘Aliens’)

  ‘Futility’

  ‘Hospital Barge’

  ‘I am the Ghost of Shadwell Stair’

  ‘Page Eglantine’

  ‘Strange Meeting’

  The Oxford Book of English Verse

  Oxford (city)

  Oxford Movement

  Oxford University

  Exeter College

  King’s College

  Magdalen College

  New College

  Queen’s College

  St Hugh’s College

  St John’s College

  Trinity College

  Padua

  Painter, George

  Paradis de Moncrif, François-Augustin

  Paris

  Père Lachaise

  Paris Peace Conference (1919)

  Parker, Michael

  Parkes (flatmate)

  Parkhill House (Falkirk)

  Parkinson, Major

  Pascal, Blaise, Mémoire

  Pasternak, Boris, Notes of a Translator

  Pater, Walter, Renaissance

  Patrologiae Cursus Completus

  Pattison, Andrew Seth Pringle

  Pavlova, Anna

  Payen de Payne, James Bertrand de Vinceles

  Pearson cousins

  Pearson, Lucy

  Peel, Sir Robert

  Pellizzi, Camillo

  Penguin publishers

  Peter (cat)

  Petronius

  Satyricon

  The Phoenix Society

  Picasso, Pablo

  Pierrefus, de (friend of Proust)

  Pirandello, Luigi

  description of

  Charles’s comments on

  friendship with Charles

  receives the Nobel Prize

  Cosi e

  I Vecchi e i giovani (Generations of Men; The Old and the Young)

  Il Fu Matteo Pascale

  Lazzarro (Though One Rose)

  Liola

  The Rules of the Game

  Sei personaggi in cerca d’autore (Six Characters in Search of an Author)

  Si Gira! (Shoot!)

  Uno per l’anno

  Pirates of Penzance (Gilbert & Sullivan)

  Pisa

  Cathedral

  Hotel Nettuno

  Pisano, Giovanni

  Pittigrilli (Dino Segre), Cocaina

  Pius XI, Pope

  Plato, Symposium

  Portland Bill

  Pound, Ezra

  Prayer of Richard de Castre

  Prentice, Charles Harold

  description of

  as director of Chatto and Windus

  asked to send translations to certain people

  asked when Proust acknowledges receipt of translation

  learns of Charles’s translating blunder

  asked to deal with contract details

  hears about Charles’s commitment to family

  informed of Italian fascist government by Charles

  is told of Charles’s exasperation concerning Norman Douglas

  translations of Stendhal proposed

  learns that Charles will be staying in Rapallo then Rome

  Wolfe suggested as cover illustrator for Within a Budding Grove

  friendship with the Schiffs

  receives translation of Guermantes II

  learns of Charles’s difficulty in learning Italian

  not convinced of merits of Pirandello

  sends Charles finished version of Within a Budding Grove

  learns of Charles’s acquisition of an owl

  book proposal combining travel-writing, memoir, social criticism from Charles

  learns of the death of Charles’s owl

  receives acrostic poem on Proust from Charles

  meets Dr Robert Proust

  hears about Charles’s growing acquaintance with Pirandello

  agrees to publish Pirandello

  is thanked by Anna for transfer of money from Charles

  learns of Charles’s exhaustion

  as Charles’s confidante

  asked if it was worth continuing the translation of Proust

  told of the difficulties with spelling of names and places

  correspondence with Charles, learns of Shaw’s interest in fascist experiment

  learns of Charles’s indignation concerning lesbianism

  unable to publish Cities of the Plain

  sends Charles the latest novels

  learns of Charles’s illness

  Princip, Gavrilo

  Pringle, Alexander

  Pringle, Mary Ann

  Pringle, Susan

  Proust, Marcel

  translations by Charles

  on holiday at Cabourg

  description of

  health of

  death and funeral of

  book of tributes to

  ‘Proust meal’ suggested by Charles

  Charles’s letter to

  À la Recherche du temps perdu (Remembrance of Things Past)

  À l’Ombre des jeunes filles en fleurs (Within a Budding Grove vol2)

  Contre Sainte-Beuve

  Du Côté de chez Swann (Swann’s Way volI)

  La Fugitive or Albertine Disparue (The Sweet Cheat Gone vol6)

  La mort des cathédrales

  La Prisonnière (vol5)

  Le Côté de Guermantes I & II (The Guermantes Way vol3)

  Le Temps retrouvé (Time Regained vol7)

  Pastiches et Mélanges

  Sodome et Gomorrhe I & II (Cities of the Plain vol4)

  Proust, Dr Robert

  Prussian Guards

  Public Schools Act (1868)

  Puccini, Giacomo

  Punch magazine

  Pyatt, Fanny

  Pyatt, Henry

  Quakers (Society of Friends)

  Queensberry, Lord

  Randall, Alec

  Ransome, Arthur

  Rapallo

  Ray, Washington ‘Tony’

  admiration for Meg

  marries Mary Scott Moncrieff

  as inspirational teacher

  builds and runs Alton Burn school

  takes tea at the Lyceum Club with Charles and Ross

  Red Cross

  Reid, W. B. J.

  Rendall, Montague

  Reynolds, Sian

  Rice, Spring

  Rivers, Dr W. H. R.

  Rivière, Jacques

  RMS Virginian

  Robertson, Dr

  Robertson, John

  Robinson, Janet

  Rolfe, Frederic, Hadrian VII

  Rome

  Baptistry of San Giovanni Laterano

  British School

  Caffé Aragno

  Calvary Hospital

  Colosseum

  Convent of St Joseph

  St Peter’s

  San Stefano Rotondo

  Scots College

  Spanish Steps

  Trevi fountain

  Rome Conference (1927)

  Rooke, Lionel

  Rosebery, Lord

  Rosetti, Helen

  Rosmini, Antonio

  Ross, Sir Denison

  Ross, Robert

  dedicated friend of Wilde

  friendship with Charles

  London home as salon for poets, writers and critics

  entertains Charles in London

  asks if Charles has ‘reformed’

  declares Charles to be tiresome and a bore

  visits Charles at Carlton House Terrace

  meets Wilfred Owen

  lets Owen use flat above his at Half Moon Street

  as friend of E. S. Mercer

  Rossetti, William

  Rothschild, Hannah de

  Rouen

&nbs
p; Rouen Cathedral

  Royal Engineers

  Royal Scots Regiment

  Ruskin, John

  The Lamp of Memory

  Seven Lamps of Architecture

  St Francis of Assisi

  St Margaret of Scotland

  Saintsbury, George

  History of Elizabethan Literature

  Sassoon, Philip

  Sassoon, Siegfried

  considered a ‘Georgian’ poet

  contributor to The Muse in Arms

  bad review of his poems by Charles

  description of

  comments on Owen’s poems

  sent to Craiglockhart

  hero-worshipped by Owen

  meets Nöel Coward

  ceases communication with Charles

  reaction to Charles’s satirical verse

  Counter Attack

  The Old Huntsman and Other Poems

  ‘Rear Guard’

  Saturday Review

  Saturday Westminster

  Scarborough

  Scarfoglio, Antonio

  Schiff, Sydney

  Richard, Myrtle and I

  Schiff, Violet Beddington

  Schlieffen, Alfred, Count von

  Scots Observer

  Scotsman

  Scotsman Weekly

  Scott, John

  Scott Moncrieff, Anna Wood (sister-in-law)

  Scott Moncrieff, Catherine (cousin)

  Scott Moncrieff, Charles Kenneth (1889–1930)

  family background and ancestry

  correspondence with friends

  takes up translation work

  health of

  birth and childhood

  education

  love of literature and poetry

  character and descriptions of

  religious practice and beliefs

  at Winchester

  letters home from school

  as member of the Cadet Force

  devotion to his mother

  importance of family

  sexuality

  schoolboy crushes and love affairs

  female friendships

  founder of New Field

  fails to get into Oxford

  at Edinburgh University

  University crushes and love affairs

  incident of the oranges

  interest in politics

  influences on

  visits National Exhibition in Canada

  applies for and is awarded the Patterson Bursary in Anglo-Saxon

  as amateur actor

  joins the King’s Own Scottish Borderers

  sent to France

  letters home from the front

  invalided out of the army

  promoted to captain

  suffers from trench fever

  returns to the front

  treats war experience with a certain gaiety

  comment on birds and animals in wartime

  joins a tunnelling company

  conversion to Catholicism

  asked to command whole Battalion

  celebrates his 26th birthday in Bray-sur-Somme

  spends Christmas 1915 away from the family

  returns to Edgemoor

  spends time with Ross in London

  leads a double life

  as journalist and critic

  pseudonyms

  put in command of prisoner of war company

  injured and invalided out of the army

  awarded the Military Cross

  convalescence in London

  becomes interested in translation

 

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