The édition définitive of the Comédie humaine /

[41-49] Philosophic and analytic studies: [41] The magic skin.--[42] Jesus Christ in Flanders. Melmoth converted. The elixir of long life. Seraphita.-- [44] Gambara. Massimilla Doni. The accursed child.--[45] The quest of the absolute.--[46] Adieu. The conscript. The executioner. The exiles. Louis Lambert.--[47] Catherine de' Medici.-- [48-49] Physiology of marriage. Petty worries of conjugal life.--[50-51] The repertory of La comédie humaine of Honoré de Balzac.--[52-53] Les contes drolatiques.[23-32] Provincial life: [23] Ursule Mirouët.--[24-25] The celibates: Pierrette. The Curé de Tours. La Rabouilleuse.--[26] Eugénie Grandet.--[27] The lily of the valley.--[28] The illustrious Gaudissart. The muse of the department.--[29] The old maid. The cabinet of antiquities.--[30-32] Lost illusions: the two poets. A provincial great man in Paris. The trials of an inventor.--[33-37] Military and political life: [33] The Chouans.--[34] A passion in the desert. An episode under the reign of terror. A dark affair.--[35] Z. Marcas. The other side of contemporaneous history, first episode: Madame de la Chanterie; second episode: The novice.--[36-37] The deputy from Arcis.--[38-40] Country life: [38] The country Doctor.--[39] The village Curé.--[40] The peasants.[12-22] Private life: [12] The house of the Cat and Racket. The dance at Sceaux. The purse. The vendetta.--[13] Memoirs of two young wives.--[14] Modeste Mignon.--[15] A start in life. Madame Firmiani. The message. The atheist's mass.--[16] Albert Savarus. A daughter of Eve.--[17] The marriage contract. La grenadiere. Gobseck.--[18] A woman of thirty. The deserted mistress.--[19] Old Goriot.--[20] Honorine. Colonel Chabert. The interdiction.--[21] Beatrix.--[22] A double family. The peace of the household. A study of woman. Another study of woman. The pretended mistress.[1-11] Parisian life: v. 1-2. The splendors and miseries of courtesans: The way that girls love. How much love costs old men. The end of bad roads. The last incarnation of Vautrin.--v. 3. Poor relations, first episode: Cousin Bette. Pierre Grassou. The girl with the golden eyes.-- v. 5. The poor relations, second episode: Cousin Pons.--v. 6. History of the thirteen: Ferragus, Chief of the Devorants. La Duchesse de Langeais.--v. 7. History of the grandeur and downfall of César Birotteau.--v. 8. The civil service. Gaudissarrt II. A prince of Bohemia.--v. 9. The house of Nucingen. The secrets of La Princesse de Cadignan. Sarrasine. Facino Cane. A man of business. The involuntary comedians.Mode of access: Internet