| Description |
36 v. : ill. ; 19 cm. |
| Notes |
Includes index. |
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v. 14. A harlot's progress (part).--v. 15. A harlot's progress (part). The muse of the department.--v. 16. Ursule Mirouët. The unconscious mummers. A man of business.--v. 17. The rise and fall of César Birotteau. A prince of Bohemia.--v. 18. The thirteen.--v. 19. Old Goriot. A princess's secrets.--v. 20. Bureaucracy. The firm of Nucingen. Gaudissart II. Facino Cane.--v. 21. Cousin Betty (part).--v. 22. Cousin Betty (part). The Gondreville Mystery. An episode under the terror.--v. 23. Cousin Pons. Z. Marcas.--v. 24. The middle classes.--v. 25. The seamy side of history. The member for Arcis (part).-- |
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v. 26. The member for Arcis (part).--v. 27. The Chouans. A passion in the desert.--v. 28. The peasantry.--v. 29. The country doctor. The country parson (part).--v. 30. The country parson (part). Louis Lambert. Melmoth reconciled.--v. 31. The wild ass's skin. The Maranas. El Verdugo.--v. 32. The quest of the absolute. Seraphita.--v. 33. About Catherine De Medici. Christ in Flanders.--v. 34. The hated son. The unknown masterpiece. A seaside tragedy. The conscript. Farewell. Gambara. Maître Cornèlius.--v. 35. Sarrasine. Massimilla Doni. The red house. The elixir of life. The petty trials of matrimony.--v. 36. The exiles. The physiology of marriage. Index. |
| Contents |
v. 1. Honoré De Balzac. Introduction to comedy. At the sign of the cat and racket. The Sceaux ball. The purse. The vendetta. La grenadière. A forsaken lady.--v. 2. A woman of thirty. Madame Firmiani. Gobseck. La Grande Bretêche. A study of woman. Another study of woman.--v. 3. Albert Savarus. The imaginary mistress. Peace in the house. A marriage settlement.--v. 4. A start in life. The message. A second home. The atheist's mass. Honorine.--v. 5. Modeste Mignon. Colonel Chabert.--v. 6. Letters of two brides. A daughter of Eve.--v. 7 Béatrix. Pierre Grassou.--v. 8. Pierrette. Eugénie Grandet.--v. 9. The lily of the valley. The Abbé Birotteau.--v. 10. The jealousies of a country town. Parisians in the country.--v. 11. A bachelor's establishment. The commission in lunacy.--v. 12. Lost illusions.--v. 13. A distinguished provincial at Paris.-- |
| Autre Auteur |
Saintsbury, George, 1845-1933.
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