Celeste De Chateaubrian Signed Autograph Letter To Blanche De Medina

Autograph letter signed to white from medina. Signed autograph letter, bets, no date, 1 page in-8°, blank medina. The Viscountess of chateaubriand informs the marquis of casteras that she did not intend to go to the king louis xviii for fear of appearing undesirable. However, she would be prepared to go there if this were to be part of her plans. I will surely go tomorrow to court my lady; and I will be very happy to go with you.

I did not intend to go to the king's house, because this is two straight Mondays, that he sees my face, which he does not like; but if he enters into your plans to see his majesty, I am entirely at your command. A thousand and a thousand tender complimens and sincere v.

To Madame la marquise de casteras rue s. English and Russian translations available on request. Shiltonson is a member of the national union of the ancient and modern bookstore / international league of the ancient bookstore. Dischirure in the margin by breaking the stamp, without infringing the text. Celeste de chateaubriand, born celestial bush of the vine, is the wife of the French-born Viscount of chateaubriand. Blanche marie elisabeth polo y medina, marquise de casteras, was a lady of honour of the princess marie-adelaide de bourbon-penthièvre.

Probably favorite of the Duchess of Orléans, she wrote on the 1st. Our dear little castrinette is a true love. More informations about celestial castlebriand. This is an authentic letter.

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number of pages: 1
type: autograph, dedication
subtype: autograph on paper
theme: history, politics