Collection: French Literature mss., ca. 1750-1977 / Year: 1848 - Archives Online at Indiana University Search Results

1. Ackermann, Louise Victorine Choquet, 1813-1890, poet. La France saigne encor; qu'elle se tranquillise [first line]. A.D.S., undated. 1 p. 10.2 cm.

2. Antoine, André, 1858-1943, theatre manager, author. To Ernest Renan. Asks Renan to let him produce L'abesse de Jouarre as a play at the Theatre-Libre. Makes reference to Emile Zola, Théodore de Banville, Alphonse Daudet, comte Tolstoi, Jean Richepin, Emile Bergerat, Henry Becque, and others. A.L.S., undated. 4 p. 22 cm.

3. Augier, Émile, 1820-1889, dramatist. 43, Rue de Clichy. To "mon cher poète." Note of thanks. A.L.S., undated.

4. Badin, Georges, 1941- , poet. l'arbre des l'enfance… [first line of poem]. A.D., undated. 1 p. 31 cm.

5. Badin, Georges, 1941- , poet. de l'eau trainée… [first line of poem]. A.D., undated. 1 p. 31 cm.

6. Becque, Henri François, 1837-1899, dramatist. To "Chere Madam". Regrets that he is unable to accept her kind invitation. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 18 cm.

7. Becque, Henri François, 1837-1899, dramatist. To "Ma chere amie". He is concerned about the health of his friend. A.L.S., undated. 3 p. 18 cm.

8. Becque, Henri François, 1837-1899, dramatist. To "Ma chere amie". Mentions Anatole Claveau and Victorien Sardou. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 17 cm.

9. Bernard, Tristan, 1866-1947, dramatist. To Cher Ubu. Mentions that Léon Blum is coming to dinner and that he (Tristan) would like to see the play La Cloche Engloutie by Gernhardt Hauptmann. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 18 cm.

10. Bernard, Tristan, 1866-1947, dramatist. To mon cher ami. Extends invitation for dinner on Friday, with friends Léon Blum and his wife. "Madame B[------] me charge de toutes ses amitiés, pour vous et Madame Ubu.", undated.

11. Bernstein, Henri, 1876-1953, dramatist. Winter Palace, Nice-Cimiez. To Marcelle Geniat. Complimentary remarks and an invitation to lunch at the hotel. T.L.S., undated. 1 p. 18 cm.

12. Berthollet, Claude Louis, comte, 1748-1822. Note. Refers to a small volume on bleaching. A. note S., undated. 1 p. 13 cm.

13. Bloy, Ernest Henri Marc, 1846-1917, author. [Ici on assassine les grands hommes]. A.D., undated. 2 p. 18 cm.

14. Campan, Mme Jeanne Louise Henriette (Genet), (Mme Pierre Dominique François Berthollet dit Campan), 1752-1822, educator, first lady of the bedchamber to Marie Antoinette. To Monsieur. Speaks of her brother, of "Citoyen Dufay" and of the minister of war. A.L.S., undated. 1 leaf 24 cm.

15. Cauda, Patrice, 1925- , poet. [Domaine inachevé: poemes]. A.D.S., undated. 8 leaves 23.5 cm.

16. Chabert, Pierre, poet. Gode. A.D.S., undated. 1 p. 27 cm.

17. Claretie, Jules, 1840-1913, author. Viroflay, Seine-et-Oise, France. To "Chére Madame et Amie." Revision. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 17 cm.

18. Cocteau, Jean, 1889-1963, author. To André Paysan. Inquires of his friend's silence and comments on their joint work, "le gros monsieur en deuil." A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 18 cm.

19. Cocteau, Jean, 1889-1963, author. To André Paysan, 9 rue Frochot 9, Paris. Comments on their exchange of letters and mentions their joint work as "le vieux monsieur en deuil". A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 20 cm.

20. Cocteau, Jean, 1889-1963, author and André Paysan, playwright. Le gros Monsieur en deuil. Piece en un Acte par André Paysan et Jean Cocteau. A.D.S., undated. 22 p. 31 cm.

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21. Colette, Sidonie Gabrielle, 1873-1954, novelist. To Madame Mimi Carter, 7 rue Mesnil, Paris. "J'ai encore bien mal a le jambe…" A. card S., undated. 9 cm.

22. Coppée, François, 1842-1908, poet, playwright. To Madame. Approves the recipient's scheme for the domestic education of young women. A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 18 cm.

23. Coupon, Gérard, 1953- , poet. douleur rase. A.D.S., undated. 1 p. 14 cm.

24. Courteline, Georges, 1858-1929, dramatist, author. To "cher ami." Apologizes for not receiving his letter sooner, and grants his request. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 18.3 cm.

25. Daudet, Alphonse, 1840-1897, author. 18 rue de Vorges, Paris. To Mon cher confrère. Feels obliged to address the second volume of theater to him. A.N.S., undated. 1 leaf 15.5 cm.

26. Delille, Jacques Montanier, 1738-1813, poet. To L'abbe Bertin. Planinville, Normandie, France. Apologizes for not writing more frequently. Discusses a letter Bertin wrote to Voltaire. A.L.S., undated.

27. Delteil, Joseph, 1894-1978, author. Pieusse (Aude), France. To "Cher ami." Discusses the release and promotion of his new book. A.L.S., undated.

28. Delteil, Joseph, 1894-1978, author. Pieusse (Aude), France. To "Mon cher ami." Discusses financial arrangements for the German translation of his Don Juan . Will not be returning to Paris. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 13.7 cm.

29. Delzant, Alidor, 1848-1905, literary critic. To "Mon cher ami." Goncourt has entrusted him to deliver "le précieux volume" with the second prèface not printed on Japon. His own work with a chapter on Philippe Burty is under way. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 13.5 cm.

30. Deville, Michel, poet. [Poèmes Zinopinés: three poems]. D., undated. 3 p. 29.8 cm.

31. Du Bouchet, André, 1924- , author. Ici en deux. A.D.S., undated.

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32. Dumas, Alexandre, 1802-1870, author. To Alphonse Millaud. Recommends the son of a mutual acquaintance to cover courses at the Sorbonne for one of Millaud's newspappers. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 21.5 cm.

33. Dumas, Alexandre, 1824-1895, novelist, playwright. To Charles de La Roûnat. Mentions his friend's last letter and poses certain philosophical questions. A.L.S., undated. 6 p. 20.5 cm.

34. Dumas, Alexandre, 1824-1895, novelist, playwright. To Léodile Bera de Champceix. Offers criticism on the author's play in three acts. A.L.S., undated. 8 p. 18 cm.

35. Dumas, Alexandre, 1824-1895, novelist, playwright. To Mon cher ami. Mentions his daughter Jeannine Dumas and his home. A.L.S., undated. 4 p. 15.5 cm.

36. Dumas, Alexandre, 1824-1895, novelist, playwright. To Monsieur. Mentions La Dame aux Camélias, the Vaudeville, Déjazet, and M. de Beaufort. A.L.S., undated. 4 p. 18 cm.

37. Estaunié, Édouard, 1862-1942, author. To Monsieur. Comments on the accomplishments of Genevieve Rostan who is a woodcut artist of genunine talent. A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 18 cm.

38. L'Eternel fatigué… sur la terre. A.D., undated. 1 p. 16 cm.

39. Farrèré, Claude, 1876-1957, author. L'Extravagante Aventure D'Arif Pacha. A.D., undated. 11 leaves 31-33 cm.

40. Farrèré, Claude, 1876-1957, author. Opium, translated by Montgomery Evans. T.D.S., undated. 202 [i.e. 200] p. 27 cm.

41. Fleury, Jules, 1821-1889, author. To Mon cher maitre. Asks to send him new books and a copy of Etudes de l'antiquité en le moyen âge; wishes to see him in the near future but he is never there and the trip would be too hard. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 21 cm.

42. Fromentin, Eugène, 1820-1876, novelist, art critic. St. Maurice, La Rochelle, France. To [?]. Will be vacationing until November and won't be able to attend fine arts jury meeting. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 20 cm.

43. Gault, Jean- Louis, 1952- , poet. Souviens-toi de la colline… [first words of poem]. A.D.S., undated. 1 leaf 14 cm.

44. Genet, Jean, 1910-1986, author. One leaf from the manuscript of Haute Surveillance, beginning "Si monsieur. Elle sera pour moi…" A.D., undated. 1 leaf 25 cm.

45. Genlis, Stéphanie Félicité Ducrest de Saint Aubin, comtesse de, 1746-1830, author. "pour la première fois depuis qu'elle était instruite de son malheur pauline…" [first line of incomplete story of Pauline and Marval]. A.D.S., undated. 2 p. 22.5 cm.

46. Glatigny, Joseph Albert, 1839-1873, poet. Hotel de France, Menton. To François Coppée. Glatigny refers to Le Passant Mme Cruvilli, and his travels from Nice to Menton to Monaco. A.L.S., undated. 2 leaves 21 cm.

47. Goncourt, Jules Alfred Huot de, 1830-1870, author. To Cher Monsieur. Mentions "L'élevation de votre chronique" and comments "Le: Blagueur." A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 20.5 cm.

48. Gourmont, Remy de, 1858-1915, critic. Aprés avoir raconté l'histoire du Parnasse, M. Ricard nous donne une curieuse étude anecodotique sur Verlaine. [first three lines of article.] A.D., undated. 4 p. 21.5 cm.

49. Gourmont, Remy de, 1858-1915, critic. Guillaume de Machaut et son amie. A.D.S., undated. 9 p. 18 cm.

50. Gourmont, Remy de, 1858-1915, critic. Le livre de Victor Hugo est également, pour d'autres motifs, un de ceux qu'on ne peut examiner ce quelques lignes [first two lines of article]… Ce livre est une tristesse. A.D.S., undated. 2 p. 22 cm.

51. Gourmont, Remy de, 1858-1915, critic. Notre époque. Sémantique humaine. A.D.S., undated. 5 p. 13-24 cm.

52. Gourmont, Remy de, 1858-1915, critic. To Cher Monsieur. Writes about getting a good reproduction of an etching and mentions his article on Verhaeren. A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 16 cm.

53. Gozlan, Léon, 1803-1866, novelist. Passage Sauluier 7. To "cher ami et cher confrère." Requests a note stating when he prefers Gozlan's Les nuits de Père La Chaise be published. Has already told him why he has decided to teach for a living. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 21 cm.

54. Grandclaude, Maurice, 1887- , author. To "Mon cher ami." 2 A.L.S., undated. 6 p. 17 cm.

55. Guérin, Charles, 1873-1907, poet. [Poetry fragments]. A.Ds., undated. 2 p. 13.5 cm.

56. Heredia, José Maria de, 1842-1905, poet. Le re'veil d'un Dieu. A.D.S., undated. 1 leaf 25 cm.

57. Heredia, José Maria de, 1842-1905, poet. Redondillas. A.D.S., undated. 2 leaves 18 cm.

58. Heredia, José Maria de, 1842-1905, poet. To "cher ami". "C'est un vrai guignon, cher ami". He is concerned about missing a dinner invitation and promises to meet again on Saturday. A.L.S., undated. 2 leaves 18 cm.

59. Hugo, Victor Marie, comte, 1802-1885, novelist. Note of congratulation concerning the facsimile of a Hugo letter and an engraving of John Brown by Paul Chenay. A.N.S., undated. 2 p. 12.5 cm.

60. Hugo, Victor Marie, comte, 1802-1885, novelist. To Henri Descamps, Rue Saint Honoré, En face le passage Delorme, Paris. A.L.S., undated. 1 leaf 20 cm.

61. Hugo, Victor Marie, comte, 1802-1885. To Eugéne Renduel. Concerns an edition of his book. A.L.S., undated. 3 p. 21 cm.

62. Ibert, Jean-Claude, 1928- , poet. Prophème IX. A.D.S., undated. 1 p. 20 cm.

63. Jammes, Francis, 1868-1938, poet, novelist. Feuilles dans le vent: proof sheet of "L'auberge des poètes." D., undated. 1 p. 25 cm.

64. Jandot, Jacques, poet. [Four poems]. A.D.s, undated. 4 leaves 14 cm.

65. Joubert, Jean, 1928- , poet. Usant d'abus, de meutes et d'abois,/ le temps chasseur surgit à flanc d'automne. [first two lines of poem]. A.D.S., undated. 1 leaf 30 cm.

66. Lacretelle, Jacques de, 1888- , novelist. 60 avenue de Lena, Paris. To Madame Marguerite (Eymery) Vallette. Thanks her for the good review of his book. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 27 cm.

67. Langhenhoven, Jéhan Van, poet. fais provision/ en bâtis maisions/ avant que la mort/ ne te surprenne dans la sommeil des cargos. A.D.S., undated. 1 leaf 14 cm.

68. La Tour du Pin, Brigitte (O'Connor) de, comtesse To Monsieur. Writes of receiving a letter from her son Patrice, a prisoner of war, and inquires whether he could accept letters from Patrice so that she could hear from him more than once a month. A. card, undated. 5.5 cm.

69. La Tour du Pin, Patrice de, 1911- , poet. Le Bignon-Mirabeau, Loiret, France. To Jacques Collin Delavaud. Le Virolau à Britantes, Indre. Writes about coming up to Paris the next day to have his teeth fixed. Mentions that "Mon vieux Bignon n'a pas trop changé,…" A. Pc.S., undated. 1 p. 11 cm.

70. Maeterlinck, Maurice, 1862-1949, dramatist. To Adolphe van Bever. Presents a copy of "Le Trésor des Humbles" and mentions the review "L'Aube". A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 9 cm.

71. Maupassant, Guy de, 1850-1893, author. Cannes, 1 rue de Redan. To "Mon cher ami". "Je n'ai pas reçu les 2 derniers nuneros de la Vie Militaire. Pour-quoi? Ou sont-ils? Ou voyagent-ils?" A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 15 cm.

72. Mérimée, Prosper, 1803-1870, novelist. To "mon cher ami". Mentions the July Revolution, P. Lacordaire and Dr. Maure. A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 21 cm.

73. Miguel, André, 1920- , poet. Boule Androgyne. A.D.S., undated. 106 leaves 30 cm.

74. Miscellaneous notes removed from Victor Hugo, Le Rhin . Paris, Jules Renouard, 1845. D., undated. 4 p. 10.5 x 21 cm.

75. Mouravit, Gustave, 1840- , bibliophile, author. Inscription to his father: "Offert in mémoire de mon père." A.N.S., undated. 1 p. 23 cm.

76. [Notes regarding Sophie Arnould by Jules and Edmond de Goncourt]. Ds., undated. 8 p. 18-19 cm.

77. Pector, Désiré, author. Paris. To Madame Hervieu, Paris. Food ration cards. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 14 cm.

78. Ponsard, François, 1814-1867, poet, playwright. To "Monsieur." A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 18.7 cm.

79. Ramuz, Charles Ferdinand, 1878-1947, author. …il faisait trés froid, ce soir-là [first line of leaf 86 from Ramuz, La guerre dans le haut-pays ] A.D.S., undated. 1 leaf 21.5 cm.

80. Renan, Ernest, 1823-1892, philosopher. Note relative to Napoleon III and Karol Edmund Chojecki, and the dates 1860 and 1869. A.N.S., undated. 1 p. 15.5 cm.

81. Richepin, Jean, 1849-1926, writer. Fils de fille. A.D., undated. 2 leaves 20 cm.

82. Romains, Jules, 1885-1972, novelist, poet. École Du Vieux Colombier, Paris 9, Rue Du Cherche-Midi. To Franz Hellens. Gives suggestions for an article and deals at length with "le symbolisme" and the younger generation of poets. A.L.S., undated. 4 p. 21 cm.

83. Rousslot, Jean, 1915- , poet. Nue… [poem]. A.D.S., undated. 2 leaves 18.5 cm.

84. Sand, Gerorge, 1804-1876, author. To Monsieur. Wants him to return the corrected proof and manuscript. Mentions the arrangement of a book. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 21 cm.

85. Sarcey, Francisque, 1827-1899, critic. "à millegible Farrari son collaborateur". A.N.S., undated. 1 p. 17.5 cm.

86. Sarcey, Francisque, 1827-1899, critic. … En Hollande. A.D., undated. 9 p. 20.5 cm.

87. Sarcey, Francisque, 1827-1899, critic. To Gustave Larroumet. Refers to "la dernier article". A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 17.5 cm.

88. Sue, Marie Joseph Eugene, 1804-1857, novelist. To Monsieurs U. Canel ou A. Guyot. He is writing about La Coucaratcha, the third volume of which should carry the words 2nd edition. A.L.S., undated. 1 leaf 20 cm.

89. Valéry, Paul Ambroise, 1871-1945, author. Montmirail, Marne. To Arthur Honegger, 21 Rue Duperré, Paris. He discusses Amphion, a telephone appointment, and asks "Savez vous si Ida [Rubinstein] est rentrée?" A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 27 cm.

90. Villain, Jean Claude, poet. O Jules marin/le flux refute/ sa loi sommaire, [first three lines of poem]. A.D.S., undated. 1 leaf 14 cm.

91. Vogüé, Eugène Marie, Melchior, vicomte de, 1848-1910, novelist, critic. Cercle de L'Union Artistique, 5, Rue Boissy D'Anglas, Paris. To "madame." Discusses his travel plans. Hopes they can visit the Carthusian monastery in Villeneuve together. A.L.S., undated.

93. Banville, Théodore de, 1823-1891, author. To "cher ami". Has "un rendez-vous indispensable demain soir." A.L.S., 19th cent. 2 p. 15.2 cm.

94. Barbier, Auguste, 1805-1882. "Melodie" and "Dernier soupir du Boston", poems., 19th cent. 2 p. 20.5 cm.

95. Barbier, Auguste, 1805-1882, poet. To Jean Bernard Lafon, called Mary-Lafont [i.e. Mary-Lafon]. "… j'ai l'honneur de vous envoyer le volume ci-joint. C'est de tous mes ouvrages celui que le publie a le plus favorablement accueilli…" A.L.S., 1848 Dec 22 1 p. 21 cm.

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1. Ackermann, Louise Victorine Choquet, 1813-1890, poet. La France saigne encor; qu'elle se tranquillise [first line]. A.D.S., undated. 1 p. 10.2 cm.

3. Augier, Émile, 1820-1889, dramatist. 43, Rue de Clichy. To "mon cher poète." Note of thanks. A.L.S., undated.

4. Badin, Georges, 1941- , poet. l'arbre des l'enfance… [first line of poem]. A.D., undated. 1 p. 31 cm.

5. Badin, Georges, 1941- , poet. de l'eau trainée… [first line of poem]. A.D., undated. 1 p. 31 cm.

6. Becque, Henri François, 1837-1899, dramatist. To "Chere Madam". Regrets that he is unable to accept her kind invitation. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 18 cm.

7. Becque, Henri François, 1837-1899, dramatist. To "Ma chere amie". He is concerned about the health of his friend. A.L.S., undated. 3 p. 18 cm.

8. Becque, Henri François, 1837-1899, dramatist. To "Ma chere amie". Mentions Anatole Claveau and Victorien Sardou. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 17 cm.

9. Bernard, Tristan, 1866-1947, dramatist. To Cher Ubu. Mentions that Léon Blum is coming to dinner and that he (Tristan) would like to see the play La Cloche Engloutie by Gernhardt Hauptmann. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 18 cm.

10. Bernard, Tristan, 1866-1947, dramatist. To mon cher ami. Extends invitation for dinner on Friday, with friends Léon Blum and his wife. "Madame B[------] me charge de toutes ses amitiés, pour vous et Madame Ubu.", undated.

11. Bernstein, Henri, 1876-1953, dramatist. Winter Palace, Nice-Cimiez. To Marcelle Geniat. Complimentary remarks and an invitation to lunch at the hotel. T.L.S., undated. 1 p. 18 cm.

12. Berthollet, Claude Louis, comte, 1748-1822. Note. Refers to a small volume on bleaching. A. note S., undated. 1 p. 13 cm.

13. Bloy, Ernest Henri Marc, 1846-1917, author. [Ici on assassine les grands hommes]. A.D., undated. 2 p. 18 cm.

14. Campan, Mme Jeanne Louise Henriette (Genet), (Mme Pierre Dominique François Berthollet dit Campan), 1752-1822, educator, first lady of the bedchamber to Marie Antoinette. To Monsieur. Speaks of her brother, of "Citoyen Dufay" and of the minister of war. A.L.S., undated. 1 leaf 24 cm.

15. Cauda, Patrice, 1925- , poet. [Domaine inachevé: poemes]. A.D.S., undated. 8 leaves 23.5 cm.

16. Chabert, Pierre, poet. Gode. A.D.S., undated. 1 p. 27 cm.

17. Claretie, Jules, 1840-1913, author. Viroflay, Seine-et-Oise, France. To "Chére Madame et Amie." Revision. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 17 cm.

18. Cocteau, Jean, 1889-1963, author. To André Paysan. Inquires of his friend's silence and comments on their joint work, "le gros monsieur en deuil." A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 18 cm.

19. Cocteau, Jean, 1889-1963, author. To André Paysan, 9 rue Frochot 9, Paris. Comments on their exchange of letters and mentions their joint work as "le vieux monsieur en deuil". A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 20 cm.

20. Cocteau, Jean, 1889-1963, author and André Paysan, playwright. Le gros Monsieur en deuil. Piece en un Acte par André Paysan et Jean Cocteau. A.D.S., undated. 22 p. 31 cm.

21. Colette, Sidonie Gabrielle, 1873-1954, novelist. To Madame Mimi Carter, 7 rue Mesnil, Paris. "J'ai encore bien mal a le jambe…" A. card S., undated. 9 cm.

22. Coppée, François, 1842-1908, poet, playwright. To Madame. Approves the recipient's scheme for the domestic education of young women. A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 18 cm.

23. Coupon, Gérard, 1953- , poet. douleur rase. A.D.S., undated. 1 p. 14 cm.

24. Courteline, Georges, 1858-1929, dramatist, author. To "cher ami." Apologizes for not receiving his letter sooner, and grants his request. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 18.3 cm.

25. Daudet, Alphonse, 1840-1897, author. 18 rue de Vorges, Paris. To Mon cher confrère. Feels obliged to address the second volume of theater to him. A.N.S., undated. 1 leaf 15.5 cm.

26. Delille, Jacques Montanier, 1738-1813, poet. To L'abbe Bertin. Planinville, Normandie, France. Apologizes for not writing more frequently. Discusses a letter Bertin wrote to Voltaire. A.L.S., undated.

27. Delteil, Joseph, 1894-1978, author. Pieusse (Aude), France. To "Cher ami." Discusses the release and promotion of his new book. A.L.S., undated.

28. Delteil, Joseph, 1894-1978, author. Pieusse (Aude), France. To "Mon cher ami." Discusses financial arrangements for the German translation of his Don Juan . Will not be returning to Paris. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 13.7 cm.

29. Delzant, Alidor, 1848-1905, literary critic. To "Mon cher ami." Goncourt has entrusted him to deliver "le précieux volume" with the second prèface not printed on Japon. His own work with a chapter on Philippe Burty is under way. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 13.5 cm.

30. Deville, Michel, poet. [Poèmes Zinopinés: three poems]. D., undated. 3 p. 29.8 cm.

31. Du Bouchet, André, 1924- , author. Ici en deux. A.D.S., undated.

32. Dumas, Alexandre, 1802-1870, author. To Alphonse Millaud. Recommends the son of a mutual acquaintance to cover courses at the Sorbonne for one of Millaud's newspappers. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 21.5 cm.

33. Dumas, Alexandre, 1824-1895, novelist, playwright. To Charles de La Roûnat. Mentions his friend's last letter and poses certain philosophical questions. A.L.S., undated. 6 p. 20.5 cm.

34. Dumas, Alexandre, 1824-1895, novelist, playwright. To Léodile Bera de Champceix. Offers criticism on the author's play in three acts. A.L.S., undated. 8 p. 18 cm.

35. Dumas, Alexandre, 1824-1895, novelist, playwright. To Mon cher ami. Mentions his daughter Jeannine Dumas and his home. A.L.S., undated. 4 p. 15.5 cm.

36. Dumas, Alexandre, 1824-1895, novelist, playwright. To Monsieur. Mentions La Dame aux Camélias, the Vaudeville, Déjazet, and M. de Beaufort. A.L.S., undated. 4 p. 18 cm.

37. Estaunié, Édouard, 1862-1942, author. To Monsieur. Comments on the accomplishments of Genevieve Rostan who is a woodcut artist of genunine talent. A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 18 cm.

38. L'Eternel fatigué… sur la terre. A.D., undated. 1 p. 16 cm.

39. Farrèré, Claude, 1876-1957, author. L'Extravagante Aventure D'Arif Pacha. A.D., undated. 11 leaves 31-33 cm.

40. Farrèré, Claude, 1876-1957, author. Opium, translated by Montgomery Evans. T.D.S., undated. 202 [i.e. 200] p. 27 cm.

41. Fleury, Jules, 1821-1889, author. To Mon cher maitre. Asks to send him new books and a copy of Etudes de l'antiquité en le moyen âge; wishes to see him in the near future but he is never there and the trip would be too hard. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 21 cm.

42. Fromentin, Eugène, 1820-1876, novelist, art critic. St. Maurice, La Rochelle, France. To [?]. Will be vacationing until November and won't be able to attend fine arts jury meeting. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 20 cm.

43. Gault, Jean- Louis, 1952- , poet. Souviens-toi de la colline… [first words of poem]. A.D.S., undated. 1 leaf 14 cm.

44. Genet, Jean, 1910-1986, author. One leaf from the manuscript of Haute Surveillance, beginning "Si monsieur. Elle sera pour moi…" A.D., undated. 1 leaf 25 cm.

45. Genlis, Stéphanie Félicité Ducrest de Saint Aubin, comtesse de, 1746-1830, author. "pour la première fois depuis qu'elle était instruite de son malheur pauline…" [first line of incomplete story of Pauline and Marval]. A.D.S., undated. 2 p. 22.5 cm.

46. Glatigny, Joseph Albert, 1839-1873, poet. Hotel de France, Menton. To François Coppée. Glatigny refers to Le Passant Mme Cruvilli, and his travels from Nice to Menton to Monaco. A.L.S., undated. 2 leaves 21 cm.

47. Goncourt, Jules Alfred Huot de, 1830-1870, author. To Cher Monsieur. Mentions "L'élevation de votre chronique" and comments "Le: Blagueur." A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 20.5 cm.

48. Gourmont, Remy de, 1858-1915, critic. Aprés avoir raconté l'histoire du Parnasse, M. Ricard nous donne une curieuse étude anecodotique sur Verlaine. [first three lines of article.] A.D., undated. 4 p. 21.5 cm.

49. Gourmont, Remy de, 1858-1915, critic. Guillaume de Machaut et son amie. A.D.S., undated. 9 p. 18 cm.

50. Gourmont, Remy de, 1858-1915, critic. Le livre de Victor Hugo est également, pour d'autres motifs, un de ceux qu'on ne peut examiner ce quelques lignes [first two lines of article]… Ce livre est une tristesse. A.D.S., undated. 2 p. 22 cm.

51. Gourmont, Remy de, 1858-1915, critic. Notre époque. Sémantique humaine. A.D.S., undated. 5 p. 13-24 cm.

52. Gourmont, Remy de, 1858-1915, critic. To Cher Monsieur. Writes about getting a good reproduction of an etching and mentions his article on Verhaeren. A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 16 cm.

53. Gozlan, Léon, 1803-1866, novelist. Passage Sauluier 7. To "cher ami et cher confrère." Requests a note stating when he prefers Gozlan's Les nuits de Père La Chaise be published. Has already told him why he has decided to teach for a living. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 21 cm.

54. Grandclaude, Maurice, 1887- , author. To "Mon cher ami." 2 A.L.S., undated. 6 p. 17 cm.

55. Guérin, Charles, 1873-1907, poet. [Poetry fragments]. A.Ds., undated. 2 p. 13.5 cm.

56. Heredia, José Maria de, 1842-1905, poet. Le re'veil d'un Dieu. A.D.S., undated. 1 leaf 25 cm.

57. Heredia, José Maria de, 1842-1905, poet. Redondillas. A.D.S., undated. 2 leaves 18 cm.

58. Heredia, José Maria de, 1842-1905, poet. To "cher ami". "C'est un vrai guignon, cher ami". He is concerned about missing a dinner invitation and promises to meet again on Saturday. A.L.S., undated. 2 leaves 18 cm.

59. Hugo, Victor Marie, comte, 1802-1885, novelist. Note of congratulation concerning the facsimile of a Hugo letter and an engraving of John Brown by Paul Chenay. A.N.S., undated. 2 p. 12.5 cm.

60. Hugo, Victor Marie, comte, 1802-1885, novelist. To Henri Descamps, Rue Saint Honoré, En face le passage Delorme, Paris. A.L.S., undated. 1 leaf 20 cm.

61. Hugo, Victor Marie, comte, 1802-1885. To Eugéne Renduel. Concerns an edition of his book. A.L.S., undated. 3 p. 21 cm.

62. Ibert, Jean-Claude, 1928- , poet. Prophème IX. A.D.S., undated. 1 p. 20 cm.

63. Jammes, Francis, 1868-1938, poet, novelist. Feuilles dans le vent: proof sheet of "L'auberge des poètes." D., undated. 1 p. 25 cm.

64. Jandot, Jacques, poet. [Four poems]. A.D.s, undated. 4 leaves 14 cm.

65. Joubert, Jean, 1928- , poet. Usant d'abus, de meutes et d'abois,/ le temps chasseur surgit à flanc d'automne. [first two lines of poem]. A.D.S., undated. 1 leaf 30 cm.

66. Lacretelle, Jacques de, 1888- , novelist. 60 avenue de Lena, Paris. To Madame Marguerite (Eymery) Vallette. Thanks her for the good review of his book. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 27 cm.

67. Langhenhoven, Jéhan Van, poet. fais provision/ en bâtis maisions/ avant que la mort/ ne te surprenne dans la sommeil des cargos. A.D.S., undated. 1 leaf 14 cm.

68. La Tour du Pin, Brigitte (O'Connor) de, comtesse To Monsieur. Writes of receiving a letter from her son Patrice, a prisoner of war, and inquires whether he could accept letters from Patrice so that she could hear from him more than once a month. A. card, undated. 5.5 cm.

70. Maeterlinck, Maurice, 1862-1949, dramatist. To Adolphe van Bever. Presents a copy of "Le Trésor des Humbles" and mentions the review "L'Aube". A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 9 cm.

71. Maupassant, Guy de, 1850-1893, author. Cannes, 1 rue de Redan. To "Mon cher ami". "Je n'ai pas reçu les 2 derniers nuneros de la Vie Militaire. Pour-quoi? Ou sont-ils? Ou voyagent-ils?" A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 15 cm.

72. Mérimée, Prosper, 1803-1870, novelist. To "mon cher ami". Mentions the July Revolution, P. Lacordaire and Dr. Maure. A.L.S., undated. 2 p. 21 cm.

73. Miguel, André, 1920- , poet. Boule Androgyne. A.D.S., undated. 106 leaves 30 cm.

74. Miscellaneous notes removed from Victor Hugo, Le Rhin . Paris, Jules Renouard, 1845. D., undated. 4 p. 10.5 x 21 cm.

75. Mouravit, Gustave, 1840- , bibliophile, author. Inscription to his father: "Offert in mémoire de mon père." A.N.S., undated. 1 p. 23 cm.

76. [Notes regarding Sophie Arnould by Jules and Edmond de Goncourt]. Ds., undated. 8 p. 18-19 cm.

77. Pector, Désiré, author. Paris. To Madame Hervieu, Paris. Food ration cards. A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 14 cm.

78. Ponsard, François, 1814-1867, poet, playwright. To "Monsieur." A.L.S., undated. 1 p. 18.7 cm.

79. Ramuz, Charles Ferdinand, 1878-1947, author. …il faisait trés froid, ce soir-là [first line of leaf 86 from Ramuz, La guerre dans le haut-pays ] A.D.S., undated. 1 leaf 21.5 cm.