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Jules BARBEY D'AUREVILLY – Autographed letter signed

Jules BARBEY D'AUREVILLY (1808 - 1889), French writer

Autograph letter signed to Marie Escudier, director of Le Réveil. Tuesday, June 8 (1858); 1 octavo page in red ink on mourning paper. Envelope.


Barbey d'Aurevilly humorously discusses his next article: "Does Granier take Houssaye as he took Enfantin?...I would be very happy to know about that. I will make my trumeau with Capefigue, but the tircis houssaie wouldn't hurt. Only I warn you that I will put his crook...up his ass! If you respect this 18th century backside, I don't want to touch it halfway, but with all my boots up! I will keep Houssaie for the country like Enfantin, and it will appear on Tuesday. So I need a word from you this evening and for Saturday's issue, I warn you that you will have four pages and perhaps five. Will you find too many? All yours in friendship..."
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