In the Modern Library (Moncrieff / Kilmartin / Enright) translation there's a full line break in the text on page 186.
That's perfect, I think, since we have less than three weeks to go until our November 2 meeting.
This line break occurs just before the following sentence:
"We used always to return from our walks in good time to pay aunt Leonie a visit before dinner."
If anyone finds the page number in another edition, please be so kind as to add it to the comments section.
It was so wonderful to meet many of you at the launch party! For those who were not there, we look forward to meeting you next time.
See you all in November.
In the Lydia Davis translation it is on the bottom of page 135. "We always returned in good time from our walks so that we could pay a visit to my aunt Leonie before dinner."
Posted by: Dave | 10/17/2011 at 08:02 PM
Thanks Dave!
Posted by: Tom | 10/17/2011 at 11:15 PM
In the French three-volume Pléiade edition, the reading ends on p. 133, Vol. 1
Posted by: Rebecca Valette | 10/20/2011 at 06:23 AM
Here's a downloadable version of both the full text in English & French, as well as just the part to read before the next meeting:
http://db.tt/zDWrDUVF
Posted by: Tom Meyer | 10/20/2011 at 01:22 PM