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Gobseck, an 1830
novella by
French author Honoré de
Balzac (1799-1850),
appears in the Scènes de la vie privée
section of his
novel sequence La Comédie...
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Gobseck is a 1924
German silent drama film
directed by
Preben J. Rist and
starring Otto Gebühr and
Clementine Plessner. In
alphabetical order Henry Bender...
- marriage), but by 1830
Balzac began to
group his
first novels (Sarrasine,
Gobseck) into a
series entitled Scènes de la vie privée ("Scenes from
Private Life")...
- (1830)
Sarrasine (1830) Une
double famille (1830) La Paix du ménage (1830)
Gobseck (1830) El
Verdugo (1830) Le
Colonel Chabert (1832) Le Curé de
Tours (1832)...
- have
appeared two
centuries earlier. In Honoré de Balzac's 1830
novel Gobseck, the
title character, who is a usurer, is
described as both "petty and...
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Michel Simon as
Jacques Collin dit
Vautrin Madeleine Sologne as
Esther Gobseck Georges Marchal as
Lucien Chardon -
marquis de Rubempré
Louis Seigner as...
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learn that
Herrera is
really Collin.
Lucien falls in love with one
Esther Gobseck and they lead a
happy life,
although only
meeting at nights, for approximately...
- d'Eve La
Femme de
trente ans La
Femme abandonnée La Grenadière Le
Message Gobseck Le
Contrat de
mariage Un début dans la vie
Modeste Mignon Béatrix Honorine...
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removed from the lamp at his bedside. Jean-Esther van
Gobseck – an
affluent usurer in the
novel Gobseck (1830) by Balzac.
Felix Grandet –
whose daughter is...
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Paris if he
agrees to
follow Vautrin's
instructions blindly.
Esther van
Gobseck throws a
wrench into Vautrin's best-laid plans, however,
because Lucien...
