The Works of Honoré de Balzac - Translated by Clara Bell 1901 - Volume 15

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LOST
ILLUSIONS
is
necessary
can
be
done
by
devoting
(vii)
of
the
Bonaparte
parve-
must
answer
for
the
other
two
parts,
and
had
appeared
as
Eve
et
David
in
the
first
edition
of
the
Comedie.
G.
S.
the
press
groans
was
no
mere
rhetorical
(0
print
the
emigrate
and
lose
his
lands,
nor
yet
to
show
himself
openly
and
lose
his
head,
and
consequently
was
fain
citizens
to
harbor
aristocrats
under
pain
of
death;
while
the
bear,
now
a
gaffer,''
printed
the
copies
and
duly
posted
them,
terror
lest
he
should
not
charge
enough,
that
he
always
made
a
heavy
profit.
He
never
took
his
eyes
department,
be-
of
youth,
and
Seehard
senior
is
a
case
in
point
suggested
a
huge
truffle
clasped
about
by
autumn
vine
tendrils.
The
duty
to
get
the
him
with
all
the
cordiality
which
cunning
folk
can
assume
with
an
eye
to
business.
paper
strung
in
groves
across
the
ceiling,
ran
against
the
rows
of
cases,
or
dingy
with
accumulated
grime.
An
improvement
of
my
own,
put
in
Sechard
senior.
of
an
animal
that
he
is
trvinsr
to
sell.
d
up
by
tl
A
love
of
a
press?
«f
•£ animal
that
he
ii
trvinsr
to
sell.
pound,
and
the
Messrs.
Didot
only
ask
thirty-six
David
to
see.
was
omitted
thing
the
Double
Liegeois
on
grocers'
paper;
sold better than the most
of
part-
useful.
might
be.
his
engagements;
David's
knowledge
would
more
intoxicating
than
sweet
Love, moreover,
had come
to
leave
plenty
of
gold
pieces
behind
him.
They
into the
Place du
the
unexpected
windfall.
Taking
this
fact
into
consideration,
therefore,
the
generous
parent
consented
to
undertaken to
such
keen
sympathy,
had
left
deep
traces
and
persons
requiring
with
lowest
level.
Fate's
injustice
was
a
strong
bond
between
them.
And
then,
by
different
ways,
following
each
his
own
bent
of
mind,
they
ultras
who
the
Didote,
caught
^-3
The old house
develop-
lips,
in
the
dimple
of
the
chin,
in
lips,
yet
the
even
teeth,
was
the
smile
of
some
sorrowing
angel.
Lucien's
difficulties
of
de
Chenier's
fragment
masterpieces
golden
dream,
and
all
the
workshop
was
opened,
and
out
came
Cerizet,
an
apprentice
(David
had
which
along
man-
ners
and
customs
of
cities
divided
into
the
upper
and
lower
the
water-
idea
of
the
old-world
manners
and
customs
of
this
society,
suffering
from
thick-headed
Boyalism,
infected
with
bigotry
rather
than
zeal,
all
stagnating
together,
motionless
as
their
tion
defined
the
position
of
a craze
deeply deplored
in An-
illustrious
name
of
d'Espard
by suggest-
have
given
her
two
farthings
required
sufficient to enable
way
to
manage
absurdities
spring,
in
fact,
for
the
most
)art,
from
the
good
in
us,
from
some
faculty
or
quality
abnor-
-4
language
to
find
words
to
express
the
new-fangled
whimsiea
in
which
even
women
here
and
there
indulge.
The
heat
of
yellow
eighteen
years
of
Mme.
de
Bargeton'e
whither,
and
the
longing
time
between
the
Imperial
sun.
and ex-
the
opinion
that
her
secretary
was
better
placed
with
English
vessel
just
about
to
set
sail,
and
so
year
and
could
gather
its
golden
fruit.
High-bom
Angouleme
shrieked
against
the
introduction
Those
who
by
dint
of
mental
effort
can
very
fixity
persons,
who
were
sup-
Her
intuition
foresaw
count-
round
table
with
a
green
cloth.
The
queen
did
not
attempt
to
rise,
but
she
twisted
very
gracefully
on
her
seat,
smiling
on
the
poet,
who
was
pnf
a
little
fluttered
by
the
serpentine
quiverings;
her
manner
wau
bare,
and
half
revealed
the
outlines
fain have
imagination
fastened
exalta-
tion
booby clodpates/'
she
treated
him
like
a
child,
to
keep
him
near
her;.
she
made
him
her
reader,
her
duty.
her tiresoma
forbidden.
de
Brebian,
but
with
the
ingenuity
of
a
rake,
he
kept
his
own
plan
in
abeyance,
watching
the
lovers'
movements
with
keenly
va-
riety
of
her
most
pompous
epithets.
step
poet
that
this
step
would
raise
him
many
rungs
higher
in
the
ladder.
no one
like
to
believe,
making
set
that
kiss
on
Louise's
fore-
length,
without
being
ex-
same
fa,cility.
him
that
his
father's
name
should
heart was
that
discovery,
words
that
Lucien
felt
like
a
stab.
tween
loved.
Her
frank
innocence,
her
simplicity,
her
there were a bar
it
clearly;
she
was
proud,
without
a
touch
of
vanity
in
her
of
great
pleasure
to
be
surprised
her.
anxious
care
of
my
dear
poet,
which
I
am
in
duty
bound
to
take ?
Louise
de
Nisgiiepelisse.
victory.
David
should
go
to
Mme.
de
Bargeton's
house
young
b
it.
Women
will
worship
that
angel
the
young
man
things.
Do
not
all
of
us
say
more
or
less,
L'Etat,
c'est
moi
with
Louis
Quatorze?
Lucien's
mother
ing,
in
France;
esprit
soon
dries
up
the
source
of
the
sacred
more
embarrassed
in
the small
No/'
extracted
frona
his
interlocutor,
the
con-
assistance.
Turning
west-
happiness
enough
in
life?
de
Bargeton.
Lucien
took
the
remark
for
an
epigram;
the
lady's
bus-
M.
de
Bargeton
watched
Lucien's
slightest
de
Bargeton's
imagined
hostility,
could
well
be
more
unlike,
his
lordship
being
tall
and
attenuated,
and
hig
Chatelet
was
beginning
eye,
and
drag
his
came
together,
each
look
like
Parisiennes,
and
neglected
their
homes,
where
everything
went
wrong.
But
if
they
dressed
like
dolls
in
tightly-fitting
gowns
of
home
manufacture,
and
Haye
was
beginning
to raise
of
jealousy,
especially
as
everybody
hands,
he
good
per-
-7
of
talk
ceased
before
mentioned,
every
murmur
rang
in
matter
of
fact,
those
who
understand
poetry
spirited
reactionaiy
gone
day,
pervaded
by
sublime
melancholy;
then
he
turned
them,
glory
and
light,
At
the
world below.
he
was
acting
his
part
of
arbiter
of
taste
who
has
seen
every-
them.
and he wae at his
indeed
to
bring
this
little
fellow
among
us
ray
of
this
light,
said
the
Bishop,
addressing
Lolotte.
Yes,
poetry
is
something
holy.
labor
as
we
of
Tibullus,
Ariosto's
Angelica,
Dante's
Francesca,
Moliere's
Alceste,
Beaumarchais'
Figaro,
Scott's
Rebecca
the
Jewess,
accustomed
groove
to
find
boudoir
during
these
performances.
She
was
followed
by
the
prelate.
His
Vicar-General
had
just
been
explaining
the
pro-
only
that.
You
would
picture
the
spirit
which
remembers
Heaven,
are times
of
the
Charente.
Eve
gold.
^'What
a
beautiful
evening
it
is
V
she
said,
for
the
sake
of
-8
him
to
believe
in
his
spoiled
him
for
hard
work,
and
given
him
a
taste
for
luxury
great
lady
may
enough
for
his
require-
oaents.
explain
away
its
greatness.
You
are
quite
easy
at
first.
loved
I
had
guessed
this
too,
Eve
said,
interrupting
him;
I
us into
rags
charta
homhycina.
The
imitation,
made
from
rags,
was
first
made
at
Basel,
in
1170,
by
a
colony
way
the
types
the
paper
is
moment;
and
the
my
presence.
The
Messieurs
Didot
are
printers
to
the
Institute,
so
natur-
ally
they
referred
the
question
to
that
learned
body.
M.
Marcel,
who
the
best
paper
in
the
world.
Well,
here
in
Europe
the
work
must
for
him,
is it not?
In
short,
he
made
the
whole
family
astonished
mother
all
their
charming
plans,
family
party
gave
themselves
put
on
so
much
Send
a
boy
to
school,
for-
three
miles
away,
-9
way,
but
it
happens
so
sometimes.
What,
my
lad
you
can
find
money
for
building,
can
you.
happiness.
So
he
thought,
Mme.
de
Bargeton
met
liim
with
a
vehemence
of
sentiment
that
seemed
like
a
touch-
Every
one
helped
to
sharp
and
bitter
lessons
does
he
begin
to
see
himself
as
an
ordinary
mortal.
favored
guest
of
lady.
Amelie,
who
had
come
and
though
the
bore
the
hardships
and
the
pinching
thrift
without
grumbling.
His
moody
looks
had
been
succeeded
by
an
expression
of
radiant
hope.
He
saw
with
ings;
work for
last
days
of
penury.
Eve
was
always
country
inn,
a
compromise
between
a
provincial
wine-
shop
and
a
Parisian
guinguette,
they
would
spend
as
much
the
world
upside
down,
has
the
demurs
scrupulously
open,
and
everything
was
arranged
with
the
only
per-
going.
To
take
innocence.
He
lay
in
wait,
fact
that
room
on
tiptoe
seven
or
eight
years
on
Louise's
knee.
The
attitude
was
sus-
Chardon.
Still,
if
it
is
true,
I
pity
her
with
all
my
heart.
leave
you
in
ignorance.
I
am
bound
to
put
you
in
a
position
to
silence
slanders,
invented,
no
doubt,
by
Amelie,
who
has
the
over-
weening
audacity
to
regard
herself
as
your
rival.
I
came
the
salon,
and
had
seen
nothing.
If
you
are
mercy
of
the
first
hare-brained
boy
who
flings
he said.
right-minded
people;
you
will
behave
like
a
man
of
spirit
and
a
gentleman,
and
weapons,
choose
he
was
a
philosopher
of
the
school
of
Pythagoras.
Stanislas,
he
said,
'Tiere
comes
Bargeton
to
call
you
to
account,
no
doubt,
went to
the
company
now
in
your
house,
rangements,
own
house,
Saintot.
Chandour
will
have
a
wry
neck
for
*Tue
I'oie.
sore
spot
in
a
hidden
wound
which
caused
the
poor
lover
cruel
pangs.
The
cost
of
carrying
out
his
ideas
David
the
old
provincial
noble,
a
relic
of
the
old
French
noblesse,
sitting
beside
IsTais.
Paris,
There,
perishes
for
lack
of
light
in
a
little
town;
tell
me,
if
you
can,
the
of
a
clever
young
man
to
be
brought
Not
and
her
splendors
and
single-hearted
boyhood.
The
so-powerful
ties
that
bind
do;
his
departure
would
be,
in
tWt,
a
convenience
to
the
fam-
to
the
fam-
of new
them
Postel
is
only
lending
to
Lucien.
whole
of
his
linen,
the
celebrated
coat,
and
his
manuscript
made
up
so
small
a
package
that
to
hide
it
from
Mme.
business,
a
little
piece
of
deception
which
seemed
probable
under
the
circumstances.
The
two
in Paris.
that
evening
down
by
the
Charente,
when
he
sat
paper
to
be
extended
to
So,
strange
coincidence
of woes
evenly
distributed,
an
improvement
so
obvious
that
Cointet
Brothers
no
sooner
saw
it
than
they
adopted
the
plan
themselves.
David
was
so
good,
his
devotion
was
so
thoroughly
to
be
taken
upon
his
word,
employed
three
persons
in
all.
just
as
cut them
prefecture,
and
printers
to
the
Diocese
by
to
work,
and
the
workshop
was
put
to
rights,
cleaned
out,
and
set
by
old
of
thirty
francs.
But
when
every
peasant's
hut
and
every
little
wine-shop
for
a
ream
fills
the
cup
of
happiness
to
the
watching
the
young
Parisian.
as
whe
share
in
the
business.
Where
is
the
use
of
my
being
a
good
foreman?
returned
looking
at
him,
instead
order
and
looks
at
them.
terest
amounts
to
little.
Wherefore,
a
press
which
turns
out
this
wise.
Cerizet
accordingly
took
pay
out
of
all
proportion
to
the
work
of
proof-reading
done
for
the
Da-
vid's
workshop
to
announce
the
two
printers,
while
my
hus-
a
flexibility
wonderful
to
behold
before
the
accepting,
to
pave
the
way
for
his
pro-
posals.
Come
to
an
understanding
with
my
wife,
he
said,
as
he
the
business
to
itself,
said
Boni-
face,
looking
across
the
empty
workshop,
where
Kolb,
seated
upon
a
wetting-board,
was
rubbing
his
bread
with
a
clove
of
she,
I
will
answer
for
Kolb
and
Marion;
a man
to be
—
future
of
a
native
genius;
spite
Your brother
test,
and
he
would
fail
again;
for
he
is
weak
of
will.
be
flawless;
the
ephemeral
creation
of
fashion
may
be
flimsy,
bizarre,
inconsequent.
So
Lucien
may
assemblage
of
good
qualities
embroidered
upon
too
slight
a
tissue;
time
a
man
of
thirty
god
of
her
glitter
and
luxury
say.
franca
Robais,
and
the
Persian
who
discovered
which,
in
Paris,
less
among
forged
hills
in
the
course
of
business.
Upon
this
debt,
tall
Maitre
Olivet's
head-clerk,
and
that
some
a
lawsuit,
and
he
has
no
attorney,
so
health,
late
hours
and
penury,
not
to
know
a
honorarium
paid
by
do
'V-
.-13
Have
in
de
Senonches,
nor
Mile,
de
la
Haye;
only,
when
the
time
comes,
two
months
hence,
you
they
will
have
some
consideration
for
you;
beg
them
to
wait;
and
sory
note,
given
in
the
way
of
business
by
one
tradesman
local
tradesmen.
*^ell,
are
you
satisfied
with
young
Gannerac?
repay
ourselves
hy
our
draft
at
sight
upon
M.
Metivier,
Rue
Serpente,
Paris,
payable
to
order
of
M.
Oan-
nerac
of
L'Houmeau.
ANGom-EME,
May
2,
1822.
COINTET
BROTHERS.
instru-
ments
of
torture,
forthwith
went,
as
if
it
were
the
simplest
thing
in
the
world.
Evidently
the
protest
might
bailiff
and
the
In-
land
Eevenue
Department.
The
six
francs
due
to
the
State
for
providing
a
piece
of
stamped
paper,
and
putting
the
debtor's
has to
money
he
makes
to another.
protested,
and
be
doing
you
a
service
to
I
sign
myself
now,
as
ever,
your
obedient
servant,
JiETIVIES,
«u2count,
he
was
ashamed
of
the
forgery,
he
wished
to
pay.
On
registrar
for
inquiry,
the
furniture
little
bill,
of
which
a
copy
(accuracy
guaranteed)
is
here
given
for
the
reader's
ben-
efit:—
To
1177 45
Total
1046
20
David
hurried
to
his
schoolfellow's
office.
Cointet
meant.

of
the
plant
and
premises,
hence
our
little
money
wife's
health,
stung
to
the
quick
by
Lucien's
disgrace,
David
any vege-
nobody
understood
him.
it
reverently.
It
delicious
moment
for
them
both,
one
of
those
roses
of
love
and
tenderness
that
grow
beside
the
desert
paths
of
the
bitterest
poverty,
nay,
at
times
in
yet
darker
depths.
is
my
cross,
that
fellow
is,
look
you
And,
unluckily,
he
js
gouleme
at
once
and
agl?
Cachan's
advice,
and
see
that
I
am
some
word
of
love
on
David's
man
being
must
set
eyes
on
you.
They
will
try
to
corrupt
lamb.
Just
the
one
that
would
make
down
by
the
first
Marshal
Biron,
who,
at
the
siege
of
Rouen,
it
may
23rd,
and
bailiff's
inventory
previous
small
amount,
drawing
up
pay
capital,
interest,
and
costs,
followed
and
home.
I
will
be
allowed
to
stand.
the
inventory
should
be
verified
and
the
auction
take
place
on
the
2nd
of
September.
By
this
time
David
Sechard
ten thou-
walls.
me
for
her
death.
God
has
our
case.
cradle,
at
David
bowe«]
down
bv
anxieties,
and
then
-15
and
then
-15
at
her
father-in-
law,
and
understanding
his
suspicions.
disappeared
down
the
staircase.
problem;
and
when
he
has
invented
some
piece
of
machinery,
or
made
a
discovery
and
for
a
beautiful
woman
like
Eve,
this
expression
is
the
criterion
by
which
men
are
judged.
When
passion,
or
self-
interest,
or
age
dims
that
spark
of
unquestioning
fealty
that
up,
almost
nothing.
That
is
true,
madame.
con-
ning.
difficulties
which
tend
to
temper
the
severity
of
legislation,
and
public
opinion
not
infre-
reader.
witness
posted
in
the
Place
du
served
the
master
could
pe
hidden,
said
Kolb;
I
bromise
to
take
him
dere
so
dot
nopody
shall
know.
workroom,
to deaden
chair.
Basine
promised
to
bring
had
plundered
David,
nor
did
he
make
allowance
for
the
very
different
circumstances
two
ways,
and
acts
and
reacts
upon
us.
David,
on
his
side,
understood
his
father,
flash
of
light-
work,
and
You
you
-i6
(David
could
not
keep
back
way
to
the
enter-
man's
tipsiness
was
sometimes
real,
it
was
quite
as
often
feigned
for
the
purpose
of the
I shall
over
when
they
were
alone.
had
been
count
bills
for
amusement.
We
should
think
ourselves
well
this
dilemma
shall
hold
on.
curiosity.
de Senonches to
de
Bargeton;
his
companion
to
the elab-
minutes'
speech
with
him,
the
new
prefect
for
the
post
of
Haye's
trustee
had
arranged
for
Hautoy
is
never
likely
to
marry,
and
all
of
partnership
drawn
up,
and
us,
monsieur.
poet
came
as
a
miller's
man,
thought
the
poet^
du
Murier
at
Angouleme.
mental
process
of
counter-irritation,
which
relieved
him.
set
out,
with David's father as
*'
his
you
whether
you
can
return
home;
your
confessions
and
repentance
will
help
to
plead
your
cause.
eur6,
the
doctor,
and
look for
such
the druggist.
brother,
Senonches,
in
this
wise:
failing
from
day
to
day.
us
brought
him
back
purest
charity.
*'You
have
run
your
brother-in-law
and
sister
into
promise
of
forgiveness
which
you
have
brought
is
for
me
a
priceless
gift.
and
sister,
and
for
a
moment,
while
their
arms
were
about
him,
all
three
almost
forgot
their
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