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The Christian Sappho: Mourning Albertine in Marceline Desbordes-Valmore’s “Le Mal Du Pays” the sun,” Valmore universalizes her responses with evocations of “l(fā)es feux blancs d’une étoile” with an emotional depth and authenticity which provides evidence for Proust’s famous dictum that “l(fā)es idées nous viennent comme les succédanés du chagrin.” I also suggest some possibilities with respect

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