Ce Qui Disparaît de Paris. Same publication.
1845.
Une Rue de Paris et son Habitant. Le Siècle, 28 July, 1845.
Un Homme d’Affaires. Le Siècle, 10 September. Now contained in the Scènes de la Vie Parisienne.
Petites Misères de la Vie Conjugale. A collection of fragments published at different times. Chlendowski, 1845. Now contained in the Études Analytiques.
Une Prédiction. L’Almanach du Jour de l’An.
1846.
Les Parents Pauvres. Comprising La Cousine Bette and Le Cousin Pons. Appeared in Le Constitutionnel, October, December, 1846, and March, May, 1847. For these works Le Constitutionnel paid 22,074 francs, of which 12,836 was paid for Cousine Bette, and 9,238 for Cousin Pons. Les Parents Pauvres is now contained in the Scènes de la Vie Parisienne.
1847.
Le Député d’Arcis. The first division of this work, and the only one which is by Balzac, originally appeared in L’Union Monarchique, April, May, 1847. The other divisions are by Charles Rabou, and were published in the Constitutionnel after Balzac’s death. The Député d’Arcis is now contained in the Scènes de la Vie Politique.