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À Limoges, un crime émeut la population: un vieil avare nommé Pingret a été volé et assassiné. Le coupable est arrêté, un ouvrier porcelainier du nom de Tascheron, originaire du village voisin de Montégnac. Il nie d'abord farouchement, mais sous l'exhortation du curé de Montégnac, monsieur Bonnet, il finit par avouer le meurtre et se résigne à être condamné à mort et exécuté en acceptant les secours de la religion. Pour échapper au déshonneur, la famille du criminel émigre aux États-Unis, où elle fondera la prospère commune de Tascheronville en Ohio.

La Grenadière est le nom d'une maison de campagne, simple et confortable, où tout respire le bonheur et la simplicité, depuis les vieux domestiques jusqu'aux meubles simples, mais de bon goût et au jardin particulièrement soigné.

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En 1833, date à laquelle commence la Maison il rompt avec Delphine, mais il continue à travailler avec son mari dans des affaires frauduleuses, où il gagne beaucoup d'argent au point qu'il se trouve bientôt en position de prétendre au titre de pair de France.

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"It all goes to the shoemakers," she said. "I left a milliner because she failed twice with my hats. The vixen has been here twenty-seven times to ask for twenty francs. She did not know that we never have twenty francs. One has a thousand francs, or one sends to one's notary for five hundred; but twenty francs I have never had in my life. My cook and my maid may, perhaps, have so much between them; but for my own part, I have nothing but credit.

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François Birotteau, vicaire de la cathédrale Saint-Gatien de Tours, est victime de la haine secrète de l'abbé Troubert et de sa logeuse, mademoiselle Gamard. Candide et franc, il ne comprendra jamais les intrigues qui l'ont privé d'une vie confortable et de relations amicales et respectueuses dans la ville, ni les raisons de la haine de sa logeuse. La mise en place du cadre de vie de l'abbé, par la description minutieuse de la maison Gamard, témoigne du goût de Balzac pour l'ameublement et les objets décoratifs.

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To what genius fed on tears shall we some day owe that most touching of all elegies, -the tale of tortures borne silently by souls whose tender roots find stony ground in the domestic soil, whose earliest buds are torn apart by rancorous hands, whose flowers are touched by frost at the moment of their blossoming? What poet will sing the sorrows of the child whose lips must suck a bitter breast, whose smiles are checked by the cruel fire of a stern eye? The tale that tells of such poor hearts, oppressed by beings placed about them to promote the development of their natures, would contain the true history of my childhood

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Dans La Duchesse de Langeais, le général de Montriveau est épris de la duchesse Antoinette de Langeais, une coquette qui se refuse à lui et qui disparaît. Aidé par les puissants Treize, sorte de franc-maçonnerie aux pouvoirs occultes comme Balzac aime à mettre en scène, il la poursuit jusqu'à un monastère espagnol où elle s'est réfugiée sous le nom de soeur Thérèse... Le récit de "La Fille aux yeux d'or" commence au moment où de Marsay rencontre Paquita, la "Fille aux yeux d'or", lors d'une promenade. Cette mystérieuse créature d'une exceptionnelle beauté attire l'attention du comte qui fait tout pour se l'approprier...

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Balzac parle donc du mariage, de la sexualité féminine et des sentiments féminins à leur égard. Cela englobe tant les aspirations amoureuses juvéniles, vite déçues, que la jouissance sexuelle et sa frustration (manque d'orgasme). Balzac parle ainsi de la brutalité sexuelle, proche du viol, que subissent doublement (physiquement et psychologiquement) les jeunes mariées ignorantes des choses de la vie.

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Le général de Montriveau est épris de la duchesse Antoinette de Langeais, une coquette qui se refuse à lui et qui disparaît. Aidé par les puissants Treize, sorte de franc-maçonnerie aux pouvoirs occultes comme Balzac aime à mettre en scène, il la poursuit jusqu'à un monastère espagnol où elle s'est réfugiée sous le nom de soeur Thérèse. Là, elle accepte de le recevoir en présence de la mère supérieure à qui elle fait croire que cet homme est son frère. Mais, au dernier moment, elle avoue sa faute en même temps que son amour longtemps caché pour Montriveau. Ce début amène un long retour en arrière, à l'époque où la duchesse menait le monde par le bout du nez, faisant ménage à part avec son mari et méprisant ses soupirants. L'esprit des Treize imprègne le roman, en particulier la scène de violence où l'on voit Montriveau, conseillé par Ronquerolle, menacer la duchesse de la marquer au front avec une croix de Lorraine rougie au feu.