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The International Lawrence Durrell Society 𝄐 'Books are like love letters; they are destined for a particular person.' /da capo/
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On the breathless silence of the cool air came the small sounds of the village which later I could identify exactly, attaching to each the name of a friend: Michaelis’s bees burring among the blossoms, Andreas’s pigeons murmuring. . . .

— Lawrence Durrell

Tsarouchis

18 77

All the way across Italy you find yourself moving through a landscape severely domesticated — each valley laid out after the architect’s pattern, brilliantly lighted, human.

— Lawrence Durrell

Vittorio Giardino

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"Mrs. Zambaco" (1870)
Dante Gabriel Rossetti

C.P. Cavafy’s cousin Maria Zambaco (1843–1914), born Marie Terpsithea Cassavetti, artist and model.

18 59

It is clear that Chuang Tzu is a very dangerous writer, and the publication of his book in English is obviously premature.

He would be disturbing at dinner-parties, and impossible at afternoon teas, and his whole life was a protest against platform speaking.

— Oscar Wilde

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Space, light and solitude will have to be rediscovered again here, in all their ramifications.

— Lawrence Durrell

Yannis Tsarouchis

23 105

Every curve here is a caress, nakedness to the delighted eyes, an endearment. Every prospect is contained in a frame of cypress and olives and brilliant roofs.

— Lawrence Durrell, Prospero’s Cell (1945)

Sargent, Olive Trees, Corfu (1909)

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On the breathless silence of the cool air came the small sounds of the village which later I could identify exactly, attaching to each the name of a friend: Michaelis’s bees burring among the blossoms, Andreas’s pigeons murmuring....

— Lawrence Durrell, Bitter Lemons

Tsarouchis

28 124

There are forms of greatness, you know, which when not applied in art or religion make havoc of ordinary life.

— Lawrence Durrell, The Alexandria Quartet

Luisa, Marchesa Casati Stampa di Soncino (Augustus John)

12 27

Seferis records that the waters of the Castalian Spring have a taste of thyme, but for me they have had always the faint flavour of mint. Cold and pure, they nourish the roots of the giant plane-tree which stands guard over this ancient precinct.

— Lawrence Durrell

Louis Dupré

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