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Girl with the Golden Eyes

Girl with the Golden Eyes

Written by: Honoré de Balzac
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 Dive straight into a captivating tale that pulls no punches. In this masterful satire, Balzac presents a vivid portrayal of Parisian society, reminiscent of Dantes Inferno, though the anticipation for the dramas onset might test your patience. Our enigmatic hero, Henri de Marsay, a product of a debauched Regency milord, navigates the cynical world of libertinism with unmatched charm. His target? The mesmerizing Paquita Valdes, whose golden eyes hold secrets of their own. But lurking in the shadows is a mysterious third figure, complicating their passionate entanglement. This novels shocking revelations make it a daring choice that Lady Bracknell would surely deem scandalous. (Summary by Martin Geeson)Copyright Romance Stories Art Drama & Plays
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  • 011 - 'De Marsay was driven to the house'

    011 - 'De Marsay was driven to the house'
    Feb 6 2026
    Dive straight into a captivating tale that pulls no punches. In this masterful satire, Balzac presents a vivid portrayal of Parisian society, reminiscent of Dantes Inferno, though the anticipation for the dramas onset might test your patience. Our enigmatic hero, Henri de Marsay, a product of a debauched Regency milord, navigates the cynical world of libertinism with unmatched charm. His target? The mesmerizing Paquita Valdes, whose golden eyes hold secrets of their own. But lurking in the shadows is a mysterious third figure, complicating their passionate entanglement. This novels shocking revelations make it a daring choice that Lady Bracknell would surely deem scandalous. (Summary by Martin Geeson)
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    16 mins
  • 010 - 'Paquita seemed to have been created for love'

    010 - 'Paquita seemed to have been created for love'
    Feb 6 2026
    Dive straight into a captivating tale that pulls no punches. In this masterful satire, Balzac presents a vivid portrayal of Parisian society, reminiscent of Dantes Inferno, though the anticipation for the dramas onset might test your patience. Our enigmatic hero, Henri de Marsay, a product of a debauched Regency milord, navigates the cynical world of libertinism with unmatched charm. His target? The mesmerizing Paquita Valdes, whose golden eyes hold secrets of their own. But lurking in the shadows is a mysterious third figure, complicating their passionate entanglement. This novels shocking revelations make it a daring choice that Lady Bracknell would surely deem scandalous. (Summary by Martin Geeson)
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    16 mins
  • 009 - 'At breakfast by the time he had started'

    009 - 'At breakfast by the time he had started'
    Feb 6 2026
    Dive straight into a captivating tale that pulls no punches. In this masterful satire, Balzac presents a vivid portrayal of Parisian society, reminiscent of Dantes Inferno, though the anticipation for the dramas onset might test your patience. Our enigmatic hero, Henri de Marsay, a product of a debauched Regency milord, navigates the cynical world of libertinism with unmatched charm. His target? The mesmerizing Paquita Valdes, whose golden eyes hold secrets of their own. But lurking in the shadows is a mysterious third figure, complicating their passionate entanglement. This novels shocking revelations make it a daring choice that Lady Bracknell would surely deem scandalous. (Summary by Martin Geeson)
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    19 mins
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