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Sagan, Prince de (1832-1910): greets Odette in the Bois; a friend of Swann's
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Saint-Candé, M. de: his monocle,
"encircled, like Saturn, with an enormous ring, was
the center of gravity of a face which adjusted itself
constantly in relation to it, a face whose quivering red
nose and swollen sarcastic lips endeavored by thier
grimaces to keep up with the running fire of wit that
sparkled in the polished disc, and saw itself preferred to
the most handsome looks in the world by snobbish and
depraved young women whom it set dreaming of artificial
charms and the refinement of sensual bliss"
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Saint-Euverte, Marquise
de: gives a musical soirée attended by Swann at which Vinteuil's little phrase reminds
of the days when Odette loved him
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Saint-Euverte [sanht’-euh-vairt], Mme de:
wife of the great-nephew of the above, née La
Rochefoucauld
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Saint-Ferréol, Mme de: the Duchess de Guermantes proposes to pay
her a visit and Saint-Loup
pretends not to know her
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Saint-Fiacre, Vicomtesse de: at the Guermantes
matinée prematurely aged from drug addiction
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Saintine: once "the flower of the Guermantes
set," now déclassé through marriage
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Saint-Joseph, General de: Saint-Loup hopes the Duchess de Guermantes will use her
influence with him to get a transfer from Morocco
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Saint-Loup
[sahn-loo’], Marquis de: son of Aynard and Marie de
Marsantes, great-nephew of Mme de Villeparisis
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Saint-Loup, Mlle de: daughter of Robert and
Gilberte
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Saniette: paleographer, socially awkward member
of the Verdurin's
"little clan"'; Forcheville's brother-in-law
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Sanilon: surname of Théodore
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Santois, Bobette: original name of Morel
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Saumoy Guy: friend of the "little band"
at Balbec
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Saxony, Prince of: is he the young man who joins
the Princesse de Guermantes
in her box at the Opéra?
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Saylor: patronym of M. de
Crécy
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Sazerat, Mme: neighbor of the family in Combray
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Serving-girl: seduced by the Narrator in an inn at
Doncières
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Sherbatoff, Princesse de:
a model member of the Verdurin's "faithful";
mistaken by the Narrator for the mistress of a brothel
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Sidonia, Duke of: Spanish grandee and formidable
talker; competes with Charlus
at the Princesse de
Guermantes
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Silistrie, Princesse de: calls on the Guermantes to discuss Amanien d'Osmond's illness;
seeks to marry her son to Gilberte
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Simonet [see’-moh-nay]: see Albertine
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Ski, diminutive of
Viradobetski: polish sculptor, friend of the Verdurins
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Souvré, Marquise de: friend of the Princesse de Parme, but not received
by the Duchess de Guermantes
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Stermaria, Mlle (later Mme, and finally Vicomtesse
Alix) de: Saint-Loup meets her
in Tangier (divorced after three months of marriage) and
arranges for the Narrator to dine with her in Paris; she
cancels at the last moment
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Stermaria, M. de: Breton squire, father of the
above
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Sûreté, Director of the: the Narrator
receives a summons from him for having corrupted a little
girl
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Surgis-le-Duc, Marquise or Duchesse de: mistress of
the Duc de Guermantes; her
statuesque beauty reproduced in her two sons
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Surgis-le-Duc, Victurnien and Arnulphe de: sons of
the above; their "great and dissimilar" beauty
derived from their mother
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Swann, Charles: neighbor
in Combray; husband of Odette
and father of Gilberte
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Swann père.: stockbroker, father of
above, and close friend of Narrator's grandfather
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Swann, Mme: see Odette
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Swann, Gilberte: see Gilberte
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