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Anna de Noailles, signed autograph letter, “I remain in the darkness,” Bour
Original envelope preserved (local delivery), addressed to Dr Bourg. “I sit in the dark with my aspirin”; she cannot visit the Bours that evening because she has the flu, “a mild flu, all the more insidious and harmful for being so.” She sends him camellias, “happier to see you than to keep company with silence.” FREE shipping within FRANCE.