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A Street of Paris and Its Inhabitant

Creator: Balzac, Honoré de, 1799-1850
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A STREET OF PARIS AND ITS INHABITANT BY HONORE DE BALZAC Translated by Henri Pene du Bois Illustrated by Francois Courboin
By Rock and Pool on an Austral Shore, and Other Stories

CONTENTS BY ROCK AND POOL SOLEPA THE FISHER FOLK OF NUKUFETAU MRS. MACLAGGAN'S BILLY AN ISLAND MEMORY A HUNDRED FATHOMS DEEP ON A TIDAL RIVER DENISON GETS ANOTHER SHIP JACK SHARK'S PILOT THE "PALU" OF THE EQUATORIAL PACIFIC
PREPARER'S NOTE This eBook was prepared from an edition published by Meyer Brothers and Company, New York, 1900. Of this edition 400 copies were printed. 25 copies on Japan Paper, numbered 1 to 25. 375 copies on specially made paper, numbered 26 to 400. PREFACE This little Parisian silhouette in prose was written by Balzac to be the first chapter of a new series of the "Comedie Humaine" that he was preparing while the first was finishing. Balzac was never tired. He said that the men who were tired were those who rested and tried to work afterwards. "A Street of Paris and its Inhabitant" was in its author's mind when Hetzel, engaged in collecting a copy for the work entitled "Le Diable a Paris" that all book lovers admire, asked Balzac for an unpublished manuscript. Balzac gave him this, after retouching it, in order that it should