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ELUARD Paul (1895-1952)
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ELUARD Paul (1895-1952)
Autograph letter signed to Pierre SEGHERS, 2 pp. in-8| on green paper| April 7, 1944.
"... You must have received all the pictures and the requested photo. You owe me 2120 F... I am, at this moment, very destitute..." As for the proofs,
Éluard is surprised that he has not yet received any: "... It's monstrous, this delay. Come on, come on! Wake up! ...".
New restrictions "... have absolutely paralysed publishing...". Éluard therefore advises Seghers not to come and join him.
In a postscript, the poet reminds us that he will keep the promise he made to Marie-
Claire Kayser| he liked Seghers' "...poems of the last stroke..." and worries about whether the censors will "...keep their approval...".
Autograph letter signed to Pierre SEGHERS, 2 pp. in-8| on green paper| April 7, 1944.
"... You must have received all the pictures and the requested photo. You owe me 2120 F... I am, at this moment, very destitute..." As for the proofs,
Éluard is surprised that he has not yet received any: "... It's monstrous, this delay. Come on, come on! Wake up! ...".
New restrictions "... have absolutely paralysed publishing...". Éluard therefore advises Seghers not to come and join him.
In a postscript, the poet reminds us that he will keep the promise he made to Marie-
Claire Kayser| he liked Seghers' "...poems of the last stroke..." and worries about whether the censors will "...keep their approval...".