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Looking for lost period
By Junk (Translasted by Anthony_PERRIN) - Aug. 6, 2010   


A volume of the book A la Recherche du Temps Perdu (Looking for Lost Time) by Marcel Proust contains one of the longest sentence in French literature: 856 words.

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Victo Hugo does almost as well in Les Misérables with 823 words between two full stops.
Of course there are other examples in constrained writing but they don’t really count.

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Wikipedia – Longest sentence (FR)


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