Gustave Flaubert Signed Autograph Letter To Louise Colet (1852)

  
Gustave flaubert (1821 1880) writer. Dressed in cash colet [croisset]. 1 page on a double sheet in-8, envelope with address. Related to some "indications" on his manuscript of. "We took care of you today. You'll receive a letter from b on Tuesday. In which you will find some indications for the end. Tomorrow I will describe our observations in the margins, and the corrections we have adopted. About the Dameric what become of the English? [worry of flaubert that praising colet is not pregnant with him]. See you soon in a longer letter, dear Praise. Between 1853 and 1856, Louise colet published three accounts in verse.

Destined to take place in a series of six to form a vast fresco. And paint a picture of all social conditions. Stay at the project stage. Concerning the apprehension of flaubert on the fact of being a father, here is the answer, dated December 11, 1852, which he made to the caulet, who had just taught him what his rules were at last: "I begin by devouring you with kisses, in the joy that carries me. Your letter this morning took me from over the heart a terrible weight.

Yesterday, I couldn't work all day. With every movement I made (this is textual), my brain jumped into my skull and I was forced to lie down at 11 am.

I had a fever and a general acquiescence. Three weeks ago I suffered horribly dreadful dismay: I did not. Not to you for a minute, but in an unsatisfying way.

Oh yes, that idea was torturing me; I had candles in front of my eyes two or three times on Thursday. It would take a whole book to develop my feelings in this respect in an understandable way. It's about giving birth to someone. I'd curse myself if I were a father.

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1. subtype: autograph on paper
2. type: autograph, dedication
3. theme: literature
4. number of pages: 1