La ComÃ(c)die Humaine of HonorÃ(c) De Balzac

Dive into the world of HonorÃ(c) de Balzac's “La ComÃ(c)die Humaine” with this collection of classic tales. This volume, translated by Katharine Prescott Wormeley, includes “BÃ(c)atrix, ” “A Commission in Lunacy, ” and “Scenes from Provincial Life: V. 7, ” alongside the novels “EugÃ(c)nie Grandet” and “Pierrette.”

Balzac's sweeping portrayal of French society in the 19th century captures the nuances of human ambition, love, and loss. Experience the intricate narratives and vivid characters that have made Balzac a literary giant. These stories offer a glimpse into the social fabric of a bygone era, exploring themes that resonate even today.

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