| The central part of the Palace or Phalanstery ought to be appropriated to peaceful uses, and contain the dining-halls, halls for finance, libraries, study, etc. |
| Each canvas is an opened window to the hope of a phalanstery. |
| Nothing could be more unlike the phalanstery of the Cour d'Orlans, or the frank, free comradeship of Nohant. |
| Any two meals at a boarding-house are together less than one meal at the phalanstery. |
| In 1840, Léonie d'Aunet returned crowned with the glory of her adventure in the glacial Spitsbergen, while Louise Bachelet traversed war-torn Paraguay to join a small French society organised as a phalanstery in Brazil. |
| All tasks become tiresome at some point, however, so each member of the phalanstery would have several occupations, moving from one to another as his interest waned and waxed. |
