The Dead Donkey and the Guillotined Woman
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| :This edition comes with Balzac's extraordinary spoof sequel, [[Chapter XXX]], published in an all-English edition for the first time. Masterly in-depth commentary by Terry Hale, and the celebrated illustrations by [[Tony Johannot]]. --[http://www.theadamsresidence.co.uk/gothsoc/gothsoc.html The Adams Residence] | :This edition comes with Balzac's extraordinary spoof sequel, [[Chapter XXX]], published in an all-English edition for the first time. Masterly in-depth commentary by Terry Hale, and the celebrated illustrations by [[Tony Johannot]]. --[http://www.theadamsresidence.co.uk/gothsoc/gothsoc.html The Adams Residence] | ||
| + | On sait que Balzac a proposé un 30e chapitre pour L'Ane mort, intitulé « Le couteau à papier», qui reprend l'histoire où Janin l'avait laissée, et ne fait que renchérir sur le macabre. | ||
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| *''[[La France frénétique de 1830: Choix de textes]]'' (1978) - [[Jean-Luc Steinmetz]] | *''[[La France frénétique de 1830: Choix de textes]]'' (1978) - [[Jean-Luc Steinmetz]] | ||
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The Dead Donkey and the Guillotined Woman (L'Âne mort et la femme guillotinée) is a "frenetique" novel by French author Jules Janin.
- This edition comes with Balzac's extraordinary spoof sequel, Chapter XXX, published in an all-English edition for the first time. Masterly in-depth commentary by Terry Hale, and the celebrated illustrations by Tony Johannot. --The Adams Residence
On sait que Balzac a proposé un 30e chapitre pour L'Ane mort, intitulé « Le couteau à papier», qui reprend l'histoire où Janin l'avait laissée, et ne fait que renchérir sur le macabre.
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