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JACOB Max (1876-1944)
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JACOB Max (1876-1944)
L.A.S. "Max Jacob", Paris 18 November 1936, to Abbé Maurice MOREL| 1 page in-4.
May his friend not be disturbed: "You cannot know the life I lead and the races to avoid great misery. I will only be at home in the morning... and I am still not sure of that. Thank you for the kind words in your letter. Yes! Faith gives resignation and I affirm mine every morning. Let's not forget "Help yourself, Heaven will help you". Alas!
As exquisite as friendship is, it is, all being essential, only a luxury in the lives of painful humans. Let us pray for pain! Let us embrace in N.S.J.C."...
An L.A.S. of Henri BERGSON is attached to its English translator Miss
Millicent Murby, May 19, 1911
L.A.S. "Max Jacob", Paris 18 November 1936, to Abbé Maurice MOREL| 1 page in-4.
May his friend not be disturbed: "You cannot know the life I lead and the races to avoid great misery. I will only be at home in the morning... and I am still not sure of that. Thank you for the kind words in your letter. Yes! Faith gives resignation and I affirm mine every morning. Let's not forget "Help yourself, Heaven will help you". Alas!
As exquisite as friendship is, it is, all being essential, only a luxury in the lives of painful humans. Let us pray for pain! Let us embrace in N.S.J.C."...
An L.A.S. of Henri BERGSON is attached to its English translator Miss
Millicent Murby, May 19, 1911