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The Gods Are Athirst
Anatole France · Diotimos Editions · 2026
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Lemma.
Preparations or artificial finishing touches, especially to appearance. The phrase under so much preparation places Rochemaure’s still-fresh flesh beneath cosmetics, wig and perfume. It does not mean that her vitality is entirely false: bodily freshness survives beneath the strenuous work of fashion.
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- Chapter VII, paragraph 3Frenchsous tant d’apprêts: Beneath so much preparation. The narrator distinguishes flesh from its elaborately fashioned surface.