Camille

Camille is frustrated with Alan's distracted attitude.

Among the noted works on display, spanning from the late nineteenth to early 20th centuries, are Henri Matisse's "Purple Robe and Anemones" and Camille Pissarro's "The Highway."

- - - homecoming weekend at Colgate was frat parties like this, wild earsplitting drunken and not for sensitive girls like Camille, even her name was sensitive, delicate, Camille was to Lionel the most beautiful name he'd ever spoken, like music, - - -

Larry went about alternately urging Margo to disguise herself as a peasant and fly to Peter’s arms, or to stop behaving like Camille.