SIMENON Georges - ALS giving friendly advice to a writer Period_1700-1800

SIMENON Georges - ALS giving friendly advice to a writer Period_1700-1800Georges SIMENON (1903 1989) Autograph Letter Signed (Geo Simenon) on his correspondence card to Danielle Henrotte, thanking her for a letter which moved him, and giving her advice as a writer. 1 page oblong 8vo on his correspondence card, Lausanne, n. d. Trans: Thank you for your letter which moved me. Tell your grandfather, whose friend I was, that this friendship has lasted. I would like to reply to you at greater length, but I am in the midst of a

Replying to the booksellers’ letter of 18 February of that year

Hodson in Ripon

Arnold Walter LAWRENCE (1900-1991)

Thomas à Becket

which promised an amnesty to those who had previously been associated with Napoleon

The vote took place on 14 December

Tunc and Nunquam received a less favourable critical reception at the time of publication than his earlier masterpiece

“We are here for a few days & would be so pleased if you & your “Mum” will come & have tea with us on Friday at 5 o’clock

“The grateful memory of the great benefits that my Italy has received from you in the past year now pushes my heart towards your most noble person in order to ask for her active cooperation in order to improve the moral condition of the people of the southern region of Italy

“That steadfast soldier heart was not”

Trans: "As you wish / Tuesday from 10 to 11

17 for banishment