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Naples, Queen of, Maria-Sophia-Amelia, daughter of
Maximillian-Joseph, Duke of Bavaria (1841-1925) returns to
the Verdurin's to fetch
her fan and takes Charlus
under her protection
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Nassau, Comte de: see Luxembourg, Grand Duke of
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Nassau, Princesse de: aged
society courtesan; same character as the Princesse d'Orvilliers
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Nièvre, Princesse de: cousin of Mme de Guermantes; has designs on Gilberte for her son
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Noémie, Mlle.: attendant in the "house
of pleasure" at Maineville; arranges for Charlus and Jupien to spy on Morel
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Norpois
[nohr-pwah’], Marquis de: ex-Ambassador; lover of Mme de Villeparisis
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Norpois, Baron and Baronne de: nephew and niece of
the Marquis
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Notary, from Le Mans: see Blandais, M.
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Octave: young dandy at Balbec, consumptive,
dissipated, a gambler, son of an industrialist
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Octave, Mme: see Léonie, Aunt
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Octave, Uncle: husband of Aunt Léonie; already dead when
the Narrator spends holidays at Combray
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Odette: Mme de
Crécy, then Mme Swann, and finally Mme de
Forcheville
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Oloron, Mlle d': see Jupien, Marie-Antoinette
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Orgeville, Mlle de l': girl of good family said
by Saint-Loup to frequent
brothels (see Eporcheville, Mlle
de)
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Oriane: see Guermantes,
Duchesse de
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Orsan, M. d': friend of Swann, suspected of having written the
anonymous letter
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Orvillers, Princesse
d' (Paulette): makes advances to the Narrator on the
street (see Nassau, Princesse de)
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Osmond, Amanien, Marquis
d' ("Mama"): cousin of the Guermantes; his imminent death has
unwelcome consequences for their immediate social
engagements
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