works of Honoré de Balzac...
By: with introductions by George Saintsbury .
Contributors: Saintsbury, George, 1845-1933.
Publisher: Avil Publishing Co.
Published: 1901
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 36
Table of contents: title: v. 1. The magic skin.; title: v. 2. The quest of the absolute.; title: v.3. About Catherine de Medici.; title: v. 4. Seraphita.; title: v. 5. Eugenie Grandet.; title: v. 6. Ursule Mirouet.; title: v. 7. At the sign of the cat and racket...; title: v. 8. A bachelor's establishment.; title: v. 9. A daughter of Eve.; title: v. 10. A woman of thirty.; title: v. 11. A marriage settlement.; title: v. 12. Modeste Mignon.; title: v. 13. Beatrix.; title: v. 14. The jealousies of a country town. The commission in lunacy.; title: v. 15. Lost ilusions.; title: v.16. A distinguished provincial at Paris.; title: v. 17. The lily of the valley. The firm of Nucingen.; title: v. 18. The country doctor.; title: v. 19. The country parson. Albert Savarus.; title: v. 20. The peasantry.; title: v. 21.Cousin Betty.; title: v. 22. Cousin Pons.; title: v. 23. Scenes from a courtesan's life.; title: v. 24. Scenes from a courtesan's life. The government clerks.; title: v. 25. The thirteen.; title: v. 26. Father Goriot.; title: v. 27.The rise and fall of César Birotteau. The secrets of a princess.; title: v. 28. The middle classes.; title: v. 29. The Chouans. A passion in the desert.; title: v. 30. The Gondreville mystery. The muse of the department.; title: v. 31. The member for Arcis.; title: v. 32. The seamy side of history.; title: v. 33. The physiology of marriage.; title: v. 34-35. The dramas.; title: v. 36. Repertory of the Comedie Humaine, by Anatole Cerfberr and Jules Christophe.