La Cousine Bette
by Honore de Balzac, edited by Maurice Allem
Not only poor, Lisbeth Fischer is also the epitome of the frustration and sadism being used to ruin her own family. Balzac was planning to write a shorter work of fiction, but La Cousine Bette ultimately emerges as one of the richest and most developed dramas in La Comedie humaine.
- By (author) Honore de Balzac
- Edited by Maurice Allem
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