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A Paris salon, an unhappy marriage, and a woman who runs to Florence to be with a sculptor — until the past follows her there in the form of a man she has not stopped loving. Anatole France, a bookseller's son who grew up among the quays, wrote jealousy as an illness with symptoms and a course. He took the Nobel for a body of work of which this is the most sensual part.

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