Swann's Way
How does Marcel Proust use imagery in Swann's Way?
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Proust uses delicate nature imagery to evoke a picture of lilacs, hawthorns, and water lilies, in which he sees both the beauty of the Virgin Mary and the gates of hell.
Swann's Way