About this book
Something along the lines of Dorian Gray as part of the Comedies Humane Philosophique, this is Balzac's first successful novel. He even wrote "criticisms" of the writing himself in promotion of the book, in addition to hyping the work before it even came out. It is a criticism of materialism and French bourgeoisie as so many of his compiled works seek to be. Some same characters reappear. (Summary by JCarson)
Chapters
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- 1Section 011:03:05 · read by James E. Carson
- 2Section 021:04:20 · read by James E. Carson
- 3Section 031:05:00 · read by James E. Carson
- 4Section 041:04:56 · read by James E. Carson
- 5Section 051:05:31 · read by James E. Carson
- 6Section 061:06:29 · read by James E. Carson
- 7Section 071:07:01 · read by James E. Carson
- 8Section 081:04:24 · read by James E. Carson
- 9Section 091:05:38 · read by James E. Carson
- 10Section 101:04:55 · read by James E. Carson
- 11Section 1137:04 · read by James E. Carson
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