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Dairymaid who brings the Narrator a letter at the
Grand Hotel, Balbec
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Dairymaid: a "startling towhead";
glimpsed by the Narrator at the dairy
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Daltier, Emilie: pretty girl; a "good
golfer"; known to Albertine
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Dancer: "a young man in black velvet cap and
hortensia-colored skirt, his cheeks chalked in red like a
page from a Watteau album"; admired by Rachel to Saint-Loup's chagrin
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Deschambre: pianist
patronized by Mme Verdurin
(see Pianist (young)
patronized by the Verdurins)
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Delage, Suzanne: mistakenly believed by Albertine and Mme Bontemps to be have been a
childhood friend of the Narrator's
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Deltour, General: Secretary to the Presidency of
the Republic; approached by Charlus in connection with Morel's decoration
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Dieulafoy, Professor Georges (1839-1911): French
physician called in to attend the Narrator's grandmother on her death-bed.
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Drawing-Master (of Narrator's grandmother) who never saw his
mistress without a hat
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Ducret: one of Charlus' valets
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Duras, Duc de: mentioned
by the Duc de Guermantes in
connection with Saint-Loup's election to the
Jockey Club; marries the widowed Mme Verdurin and dies two years later
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Duras, Duchesse de: at the Verdurin's musical
soirée, praised by Charlus and later resented by Mme Verdurin
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Duroc, Major: lecturer on military history admired
by Saint-Loup
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