BARBEY D'AUREVILLY (Jules)

Set of 2 letters: - L.A.S. to his friend the Norman orientalist Guillaume-Stanislas Trébutien (1800-1870). S.l.n.d. [September 30, 1834]. 1 p. in-8. Address on verso. Black ink. Barbey apologizes for the paper on which he writes "[...] I have no other to hand. I've been very ill, bedridden, vomiting nervously. My first outing is to you. Would you like to think about Joseph Delorme [de Sainte-Beuve]? I'm going to the country tomorrow, but on Monday when I come back from Madame [Amable] Tastu's you'll find me all yours. J B". Letter published in Barbey d'Aurevilly, Correspondance générale (Belles-lettres, 1980), I, 1834/3, p. 35. - L.A.S. [to Armand Dutacq]. S.l.n.d. [March 1855]. 1 p. in-8. Red ink. "[...] Please ask Mr. L'Héritier for my article on Du Camp. Take it and send it back to me with the Balzac biographies. Adieu, mon seul ami [...]". Letter published in Barbey d'Aurevilly, Correspondance générale (Belles-lettres, 1980), IV, 1855/13, p. 194