| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Alter first follows the writings of Flaubert, who centers on Paris's conflicting stimuli, illustrated by scenes such as a masked ball in The Sentimental Education, where Frederic was at first dazzled by the lights; he could make out only the silk, the velvet, naked shoulders, a mass of colors that balanced the sounds of an orchestra hidden by greenery, between walls hung in yellow silk, with pa
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