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SAINT-JOHN PERSE (LEGER Alexis, dit) (1887- 1975)
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SAINT-JOHN PERSE (LEGER Alexis, dit) (1887- 1975)
Signed autograph letter addressed to Dominique AURY Presqu'île de Giens, October 20, 1968, 2 pp. in-4 in brown ink on letterhead from Saint-John Perse bearing his address in the Giens peninsula.
Letter of empathy signed "Alexis Léger [real name of Saint-John
Perse]" addressed to Dominique Aury at the death of his companion Jean
PAULHAN.
"[...] It is in you henceforth that the presence of the one who was to you, so long a companion in spirit and in heart that you assisted him in the trials of his life as a man, and that you will have, until the last hour, helped him to survive..." "Therefore, take as your first duty the recovery and defence of your physical strength, and trust, dear friend, in the loyalty of the personal friendships which continue to surround you".
Dominique Aury is the author of the famous novel published under the pseudonym
Histoire d'O and which was first attributed to Paulhan who prefaced the work.
Signed autograph letter addressed to Dominique AURY Presqu'île de Giens, October 20, 1968, 2 pp. in-4 in brown ink on letterhead from Saint-John Perse bearing his address in the Giens peninsula.
Letter of empathy signed "Alexis Léger [real name of Saint-John
Perse]" addressed to Dominique Aury at the death of his companion Jean
PAULHAN.
"[...] It is in you henceforth that the presence of the one who was to you, so long a companion in spirit and in heart that you assisted him in the trials of his life as a man, and that you will have, until the last hour, helped him to survive..." "Therefore, take as your first duty the recovery and defence of your physical strength, and trust, dear friend, in the loyalty of the personal friendships which continue to surround you".
Dominique Aury is the author of the famous novel published under the pseudonym
Histoire d'O and which was first attributed to Paulhan who prefaced the work.