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DUMAS ALEXANDRE: Fils (1824-1895) French Author and Dramatist. An excellent content lengthy A.L.S., ` A. Dumas f.´, four pages, 8vo, n.p., n.d., to Adolphe Desbarolles, in French. Dumas writes to his close friend Desbarolles referring to his new “science”, quiromancy, and states in part ` Cher ami, je reçois votre bien aimable lettre et m´empresse d´y répondre. Il y a présentement des affinités inattendues, car nous parlions il y a 2 jours de vous et de votre science si intéressante et si positive. Vous aviez dans la maitresse de la maison où j´étais, Mme Guyet Desfontaines, une adepte des plus convaincues. J´y crois aussi, car j´en suis arrive à croire à tout excepté au mal…´ (Translation: “ Dear friend, I receive your very kind letter and I hasten to respond to it. There are currently some unexpected affinities, because 2 days ago we were talking about you and your science which is so interesting and so positive. You had in the mistress of the house where I was, Mrs. Guyet Desfontaines, a most convinced follower. I believe in it too, because I have come to believe in everything except evil...”) Further, Dumas refers to his next future plans, explains that he won´t be able to go to Bade, and before concluding sends a very close and kind message to his correspondent saying ` Sur ce, sachez, mon cher Desbarolles que vous êtes un des bons et honnêtes souvenirs de ma vie et que je vous aime de tout mon coeur´ (Translation: “ On this note, you have to know, my dear Desbarolles, that you are one of the good and honest memories of my life and that I like you with all my heart”) EX Adolphe Desbarolles (1801-1886) French Writer, author of travel stories. A youth friend of Dumas. Desbarolles worked on chiromancy and graphology, and was the author of the early work “Les Mysteres de l´Ecriture, l´Art de Juger les Hommes sur leurs Autographes” (1870) (“The Mysteries of Writing, the Art of Judging Men by their Autographs”)
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DUMAS ALEXANDRE: Fils (1824-1895) French Author and Dramatist. An excellent content lengthy A.L.S., ` A. Dumas f.´, four pages, 8vo, n.p., n.d., to Adolphe Desbarolles, in French. Dumas writes to his close friend Desbarolles referring to his new “science”, quiromancy, and states in part ` Cher ami, je reçois votre bien aimable lettre et m´empresse d´y répondre. Il y a présentement des affinités inattendues, car nous parlions il y a 2 jours de vous et de votre science si intéressante et si positive. Vous aviez dans la maitresse de la maison où j´étais, Mme Guyet Desfontaines, une adepte des plus convaincues. J´y crois aussi, car j´en suis arrive à croire à tout excepté au mal…´ (Translation: “ Dear friend, I receive your very kind letter and I hasten to respond to it. There are currently some unexpected affinities, because 2 days ago we were talking about you and your science which is so interesting and so positive. You had in the mistress of the house where I was, Mrs. Guyet Desfontaines, a most convinced follower. I believe in it too, because I have come to believe in everything except evil...”) Further, Dumas refers to his next future plans, explains that he won´t be able to go to Bade, and before concluding sends a very close and kind message to his correspondent saying ` Sur ce, sachez, mon cher Desbarolles que vous êtes un des bons et honnêtes souvenirs de ma vie et que je vous aime de tout mon coeur´ (Translation: “ On this note, you have to know, my dear Desbarolles, that you are one of the good and honest memories of my life and that I like you with all my heart”) EX Adolphe Desbarolles (1801-1886) French Writer, author of travel stories. A youth friend of Dumas. Desbarolles worked on chiromancy and graphology, and was the author of the early work “Les Mysteres de l´Ecriture, l´Art de Juger les Hommes sur leurs Autographes” (1870) (“The Mysteries of Writing, the Art of Judging Men by their Autographs”)
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