THACKERAY (William Makepeace). Lettre autographe signée adressée à Joseph-Francis Olliffe, médecin français d’origine irlandaise, qui soigna notamment Charles Dickens, datée « Tuesday ».
« My dear Olliffe
I am engaged tomorrow I am very sorry to say.
Yours ever
WM Thackeray »
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THACKERAY RITCHIE (Anna). Lettre autographe signée datée du 15 mars 1899
« Dear sir, I am afraid I can’t tell you nothing that I have not said in the prefaces to the last edition of my father’s books. He was leaving in the Avenue Ste Marie when he wrote the second funeral of Napoleon in 1840. It race fr. the Roule to the Arc de Triomphe & he then had a […] in the Champs Élysées of his first home in Paris there is something said in a book by W. Eyre crowe called the Earles Homes og Thackeray. That gentleman might possibly help you as you wrote to him at hte Reform Club Pale Male.
We once lived in the maison Valin in the Champs Élysées for some monthes in 1854.
My father used to stay at the Hotel Bruloé and the Hotel des Deux Mondes when he came to see his family.
I believe he lived in the rue d’Augustin when he was first married.
Believe me yrs faithfully. »
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Nicolas ASVISIO