Marcel Proust. Germantow (№ 437509)

The prince of Agrigentum had absolutely nothing from the prince and nothing to remind him of Agrigentine, so it remained to be assumed that his name, which had nothing to do with him, had nothing to do with his personality, had the ability to attract to itself everything that could be in this man is indefinitely poetic, and then, having attracted, enclose this indefinitely poetic in his magical syllables.