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HUGO Victor. (1802-1885).
L.A.S. to his beloved colleague. Hauteville House, June 9, 1867. 2 ff. on bi-sheet in-8| small tear on 2nd sheet with no missing pages.
Victor Hugo's letter of exile is about to complete a complete edition of his work which he will send to his correspondent. I did not claim or deny anything, and my letter was all private, but I am delighted that it was published, as it earned me your charming letter and your beautiful book. Your brilliant successes are among my lonely joys| they must be great for you to have added glory to your name. I'm sending you my artwork. The edition is not yet complete, but I will make sure that when it comes, the supplement will be given to you (...). If I were in Paris, I would bring these few volumes to you myself (...).
L.A.S. to his beloved colleague. Hauteville House, June 9, 1867. 2 ff. on bi-sheet in-8| small tear on 2nd sheet with no missing pages.
Victor Hugo's letter of exile is about to complete a complete edition of his work which he will send to his correspondent. I did not claim or deny anything, and my letter was all private, but I am delighted that it was published, as it earned me your charming letter and your beautiful book. Your brilliant successes are among my lonely joys| they must be great for you to have added glory to your name. I'm sending you my artwork. The edition is not yet complete, but I will make sure that when it comes, the supplement will be given to you (...). If I were in Paris, I would bring these few volumes to you myself (...).