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Novel
There is nothing better than a novel to make it clear that reality is badly done, that it
is not enough to satisfy desires, appetites, human dreams.
Mario VARGAS LLOSA1 L
at night when everything started
We have to get used to it: at the most important crossroads of our lives, there is no
signaling.
Ernest HEMINGWAY

December 2006
It's Christmas Eve, in the heart of Manhattan ...
The snow has been falling steadily since the morning. Numb by the cold, the "city that never sleeps"
seems to be idling, despite a riot of lights.
For a New Year's Eve, the traffic is surprisingly smooth, the layer of powder and the thick
drifts making it difficult to move.
At the corner of Madison Avenue and 36th Street, the limousines follow one another at a steady pace.
They dump their occupants on the forecourt of a beautiful Renaissance mansion, seat of the
Morgan Library, one of New York's most prestigious cultural foundations, today celebrating its
Centenary.
On the grand staircase, it's a whirlwind of tuxedos, sumptuous dresses, furs and jewels. The
crowd converges to a glass and steel pavilion that extends the building to anchor it so
harmonious in the XXIE
century. On the top floor, a long corridor leads to a large room where, behind showcases, are exposed
some of the treasures of the institution: a Gutenberg Bible, illuminated manuscripts from the Middle
Age, drawings by Rembrandt, Leonardo da Vinci and Van Gogh, letters from Voltaire and Einstein, and
even a piece of paper tablecloth on which Bob Dylan wrote the words of Blowin 'in the Wind.
Gradually, the silence is made, the latecomers win their seat. Tonight, part of the hall
reading has been specially arranged to allow a few privileged to hear the violinist Nicole
Hathaway perform Mozart and Brahms sonatas.
The musician enters the stage with applause. She is a young woman in her thirties, at
the chic and wise look. Her Grace Kelly bun makes her look like a Hitchcockian heroine. hailed
on the international stages, she played with the greatest orchestras and, from her first record
when she was sixteen, received innumerable awards. Five years ago, a drama
devastated his life. The press and television have largely echoed this, and since then its notoriety has surpassed
the circle of only music lovers.
Nicole greets her audience and places her instrument. Its classic beauty goes perfectly with the elegant
remains patrician, as if the violinist naturally took his place among the ancient engravings and
the manuscripts of the Renaissance. With a frank and deep attack, his bow immediately finds the
dialogue with the ropes and maintain it throughout the duration of the performance. Outside, the snow continues to fall in the cold night.
But here, everything is comfort, luxury and refinement.

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The Jerusalem Bible
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The little Prince
The Rougon-Macquart
The Lord of the Rings
The Red and the Black
The great Meaulnes
Twenty thousand leagues under sea
Never without my daughter
The three Musketeers
Childhood memories
Anne Frank's diary
The blue bicycle
The night of time
Birds hide to die
Ten little negroes
Without a family
The Adventures of Tintin
Gone with the wind
The Rougon Macquart
Jane Eyre
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