GOSSE
(Sir Edmund W., 1849-1928, Critic)
Final page of an Autograph Letter Signed
saying something is "particularly admirable. You have listened to your neighbours, I am sure, to good effect ..." wit a postscript that "the death-scene with Eliza is excellent ...", 1 side 8vo., no place, no date
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
41679
£25
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GOUDEKET
(Maurice, 1889-1977, Dutch-born journalist and writer, 3rd husband (1935) of the French novelist Colette, 1873-1954)
Autograph Letter Signed, in French with translation, to 'Monsieur',
saying "It is only right ... I should ... reply, your simple and spontaneous letter has touched me so ... you would not have bought my book", ('Près de Colette', 1956), "if you had not loved Colette already. I am charmed to know that across the world, so many unknown readers retain their passion for her", adding "I sometimes come to London. If you wish, you may remain my unknown friend. Should you be willing, it would be a pleasure to meet you. In sympathy", 1 side 8vo., 9 Rue de Beaujolais, Paris, 2nd November
Item Date:
1956
Stock No:
19793
£75
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GOULD
(Sir Francis Carruthers, 1844-1925, Caricaturist and Journalist)
Autograph Letter Signed to G.A.B. Dewar,
thanking him for "the paragraph in the S. Review" and apologizing for not sending "a card this year", they are off to Porlock in August, in Bloomsbury "we are always at home on Sundays, but I expect you prefer the country birds to the Church bells in town", 3 sides 8vo., The Westminster Gazette, Tudor Street, E.C., 1st July
Item Date:
1903
Stock No:
19794
£25
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GOULD
(Gerald, 1885-1936, Poet & Essayist)
"Lyrics", signed and inscribed on the half title,
"With all good wishes, February 3rd 1925", 8vo., 1st Edition, David Nutt, London,
slight foxing
Item Date:
1906
Stock No:
4280
£15
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GRAHAM
(Winifred, Mrs Thomas Cory, Author of over 80 novels)
Autograph Letter Signed to Chancellor Tristram,
written on the conjugate leaf of "a circular of my new book", 'The Vision at the Savoy', "which my publishers are sending to the Bishops & leading clergy in England ... I would greatly value your opinion on the story. I am so glad you are back in Hampton", 2 sides 8vo., St. Albans, Hampton, 30th September no date. but
laid down by the blank second side of the circular, and further mounted with a second signature of the writer on A4 paper
Item Date:
1905
Stock No:
19943
£45
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