[ Honre de Balzac / Eve and David ]


This is Part 3 of Balzac's novel Lost Illusions.


There's one metaphorical reference to Newfoundlands in this story, referencing their well-known skill for rescuing:

"Oh! madame, do let him go," begged Marion. "He is only thinking of saving his master; he hasn't another thought in his head. Kolb is not an Alsacien, he is — eh! well — a regular Newfoundland dog for rescuing folk."





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