Including some scenes from Parisian life and encompassing over 2500 characters, FTP, name this collection of more than 100 works by Honore de Balzac.
In one of its works, an artist falls in love with a castrato, while in another, an heir finds his lover dead by the hand of his half-sister, also her lover. In addition to Sarrasine and The Girl with the Golden Eyes, this collection includes "philosophical Studies" like "Melmoth Reconciled" and "The Magic Skin" and "Scenes from Military Life" such as "The Chouans". Raoul Nathan, Joseph Bridau, Horace Bianchon, Emile Blondet, and Eugene de Rastignac are recurring characters, while characters named in some of its titles include Country Doctor, Cousin Bette, and Pere Goriot. Including some scenes from Parisian life and encompassing over 2500 characters, FTP, name this collection of more than 100 works by Honore de Balzac.
In one of its works, an artist falls in love with a castrato, while in another, an heir finds his lover dead by the hand of his half-sister, also her lover.
The {Human Comedy}; or La {comedie humaine}