Juliette Drouet A Victor Hugo Signed Autograph Letter

  
Drouet Juliette (ferns 1806 - Paris 1883). French actress, mistress of victor hugo. Signed autograph letter "juliette" to victor hugo. Brussels, Wednesday morning 7 am, 14 July 1852; 4 pages in-8. Some holes, corrosion resulting from ink and tiny rips. Beautiful love letter juliette drouet to his "sweet beloved" exiles in Brussels following the coup d'état Napoleon III.

"Hello, my poor dear, good morning, with all my heart and soul, hello. I am willing to take over this sad event yesterday I do not come to the end because, in addition to the material loss that is immense for us, especially in this moment, there is the loss of morale, trust, feel that nothing can replace. I do not know what I would not give so that this shady thing so derisory to honor the honesty of this unfortunate family. So I look forward to tomorrow with impatience that nothing can express but deep down without much hope of seeing the only chance we have, that is to say, a delay in the monitoring of the post office.

I beg your pardon, my poor beloved, to keep this sad thing from all points of view, but it is impossible to think of anything else. Pain, resignation and your courage are all regrets that lead into the heart and make it bleed. Poor, poor big adored, it is almost a remorse for me to think that this extra dembarra tarrive on my occasion also my sorrow is felt of this false position and increases in the same way. Forgive once again my generous and ineffable beloved, forgiveness of my painful susceptibility, sorry to tease too much.

I'm smiling at you, I'm not crying anymore. I love you and I resign myself to my bad luck. Dear lover, did you sleep that night, despite the heat and all the beer and water you had? As for me I did not close lil and I spent my time from midnight to 6am changing shirts. Also this morning I am a little tired but it dissipates during the day.

From here I will finish copying what you gave me and then I will wait and then I will be very happy anyway if you come early. Juliette drouet and victor hugo take refuge in Brussels following the coup d'état of December 2, 1851. They remain there until 1. August 1852, the political position of victor hugo and his action inconvenience the Belgian authorities which means the discomfort of the situation vis-à-vis France. During these 2 years in Brussels, Juliette Drouet consistently and rigorously reproduces the manuscript of "Napoleon the little"; victor hugo, to thank her for his work, offers him his bottle of ink with this dedication. "From this bottle came Napoleon the little one". The item "juliette drouet victor hugo signed autograph letter" is on sale since Tuesday, May 20, 2014. It is in the category "books, comics, magazines \ old books, collectibles". The seller is "cyril2472" and is located in lyon, rhône-alpes. This item can be delivered anywhere in the world.