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Parisians in the Country

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First published
1842
Pages
195

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Balzac gathered two provincial tales under this title, both turning on the collision between Parisian slickness and small-town life. In The Illustrious Gaudissart, a boastful commercial traveler sweeps into Touraine certain he can sell anything, only to be quietly made a fool of by a shrewd local. The Muse of the Department follows Dinah de la Baudraye, an intelligent, restless woman married to a dull provincial nobleman, who mistakes a visiting Parisian journalist for the grand passion her stifled life has been missing. Together the two stories weigh ambition and self-deception against the narrow horizons of the country town, with Balzac's usual sharp eye for money and vanity.

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Honoré de Balzac

Honoré de Balzac (1799-1850) was a French novelist whose vast Human Comedy, a connected series of novels and stories, is a monument of literary realism and one of the great achievements of world literature.

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First published
1842
Reading time
About 6 hours
Pages
195
Language
English
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