Lucien de Rubempré and "Abbé Herrera" appear in one section of this work, which focuses on how to make up for the 60,000 francs that Lucien has gone into debt for.
De Marsay urges Paul de Manerville not to get married in one part of this work, although he does so to Natalie Evangelista. Lucien de Rubempré and "Abbé Herrera" appear in one section of this work, which focuses on how to make up for the 60,000 francs that Lucien has gone into debt for. Those parts are The Marriage Contract andThe Harlots High and Low, Lucien had previously appeared in two previous parts of this work collected under the name Lost Illusions. A better-known part of this work sees the title character work with Valérie Marneffe to seduce a number of men; that part, usually grouped with Cousin Pons, is Cousin Bette. Also including a novel about the daughter of Felix who inherits his miserliness, for 10 points, name this work which includes Eugenie Grandet, a work by Honore de Balzac.
De Marsay urges Paul de Manerville not to get married in one part of this work, although he does so to Natalie Evangelista.
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