Maître Cornélius. Originally published in the Revue de Paris, was afterwards inserted among the Études Philosophiques. 1832. Une Journée du Nez de M. d’Argout. La Caricature, 12 January. Deux Destinées d’Homme. La Caricature, 26 January. Religion Saint-Simonienne. La Caricature, 26 January. Le Départ. A sketch published in a book entitled L’Émeraude. Urbain Canel. Histoire du Chevalier de Beauvoir, and Le Grand d’Espagne. Originally appeared in an article entitled Conversation entre Onze Heures et Minuit. These two stories were afterwards inserted in La Muse du Département. Conversation entre Onze Heures et Minuit formed part of a volume entitled Les Contes Bruns, which was published anonymously by Balzac, Philarète Chasles, and Charles Rabou. La Maîtresse de Notre Colonel. An extract from Conversation entre Onze Heures et Minuit. It was afterwards inserted in Autre Étude de Femme. Départ d’une Diligence. La Caricature, 9 February. Voilà mon Homme. La Caricature, 23 February. Madame Firmiani. Originally appeared in the Revue de Paris, February, 1832. In the same year it was published in the Nouveaux Contes Philosophiques de Balzac, and entered in 1842 the fifth edition of the Scènes de la Vie Privée. Le Message. Originally appeared in the Revue des Deux Mondes, 15 February, 1832. In 1842 it entered the fifth edition of the Scènes de la Vie Privée. Le Colonel Chabert. Originally entitled La Comtesse à Deux Maris. This story first appeared in L’Artiste, February and March, 1832. It reappeared the same year in Salmigundis, a collection of nouvellesby different authors, published by Fournier Jeune, in twelve volumes, and in 1844 entered the third edition of the Scènes de la Vie Parisienne. Procès de la Caricature. La Caricature, 15 March. Sur la Destruction Projetée du Monument du Duc de Berry. Le Rénovateur, 31 March. Le Philipotin. La Caricature, 22, 29 March and 5 April. Terme d’Avril. La Caricature, 19 April. La Vie d’une Femme. Le Rénovateur, 19 May. Facéties Cholériques. La Caricature, 26 April. Contes Drolatiques, Premier Dizain. One volume in-8. Charles Gosselin, April, 1832. Le Refus. Published with other stories, by different authors, in a book entitled Le Saphir. Urbain Canel, 1832. Le Curé de Tours. First published in the second edition of the Scènes de la Vie Privée. In 1843 it was changed to the Scènes de la Vie de Province, third edition. La Grande Bretèche. First published in the second edition of the Scènes de la Vie Privée, and entitled Le Conseil. Under this heading was also grouped Le Message. La Bourse. First published in the second edition of the Scènes de la Vie Privée; it was afterwards inserted in the Scènes de la Vie Parisienne, but in 1845 it was replaced among the Scènes de la Vie Privée, fifth edition. Sur la Situation du Parti Royaliste. Le Rénovateur, 26 May.