Baudelaire Charles. Poet. Autograph Letter Signed To His Copyist Ed. Laumonier

  

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\" to \"gentleman\" [Edward laumonier, his copyist]. Baudelaire left a note at his home to pray to his copyist to lattendre. I thought I could bring home a silver account that I needed to copy (3 or 4 copies). The levyed house [the editor michel lévy] has not yet made the count.

She's making me hope for tomorrow. Confused, he is accused of doing so. Come 3 times unnecessarily; but it's not my fault. The \"book,\" held by baudelaire from July 1861 to November 1863, contains several mentions to Edward Laumonier.

It was during this period that Baudelaire asked him to copy or copy prose poems, parts of his attack on Villemain (the perpetual secretary of French academy, which baudelaire railed in the anecdotal magazine), but it was mainly to copy the poet translations that Baudelaire solicited by his copyist, while questioning him on English or American terms. Three collections of translations of poe by baudelaire were published in Paris by michel lévy. Edward Laumonier worked for baudelaire in his youth (he was born in 1840), before settling permanently in england where he died. The item \"baudelaire charles. Autograph letter signed to his copyist ed.

Laumonier\" has been on sale since Thursday, October 8, 2020. It is in the category \"collections-letters, old papers-autographs-historical personalities\". The seller is \"bibliolibrum\" and is located at/in. This item can be delivered anywhere in the world.

1. theme: theatre
2. subst-type: autograph on paper
3. type: autograph, dedication
4. modified object: no