C’est un voisin de M. Vinteuil, je n’en savais rien; et il est très aimable.» «Il n’y a pas que M. Vinteuil qui ait des voisins aimables», s’écria ma tante Céline d’une voix que la timidité rendait forte et la préméditation, factice, tout en jetant sur Swann ce qu’elle appelait un regard significatif. →
He is a neighbour of M. Vinteuil's, and I never knew; and he is so nice besides." "M. Vinteuil is not the only one who has nice neighbours," cried my aunt Céline in a voice which seemed loud because she was so timid, and seemed forced because she had been planning the little speech for so long; darting, as she spoke, what she called a 'significant glance' at Swann.