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Texte de la lettreLos Angeles, Cal.
Dec. 1St/89
Emile Zola -
Dear sir :
I beg you will pardon me, but I wish to make a request, which (I sincerely hope) you may grant.
I very much desire your autograph for my collection and for that purpose, I now address you ; If you knew how much I would ??? it, I hardly think you would refuse me ; just your signature, even, would please me immensurably. Please do not regard me as a ??? and please do not disappoint me, will you ?
Very sincerely,
One of your American readers,
(Miss) Olive May Perceval,
2/4 W. 2nd St.
Dec. 1St/89
Emile Zola -
Dear sir :
I beg you will pardon me, but I wish to make a request, which (I sincerely hope) you may grant.
I very much desire your autograph for my collection and for that purpose, I now address you ; If you knew how much I would ??? it, I hardly think you would refuse me ; just your signature, even, would please me immensurably. Please do not regard me as a ??? and please do not disappoint me, will you ?
Very sincerely,
One of your American readers,
(Miss) Olive May Perceval,
2/4 W. 2nd St.
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Perceval, Olive May, Lettre de Olive May Perceval à Émile Zola du premier décembre 1889, 1889-12-01. Édition des lettres internationales adressées à Émile Zola.
Centre d'Étude sur Zola et le Naturalisme & Institut des textes et manuscrits modernes, CNRS-ENS ; projet EMAN (CNRS-ENS-Sorbonne Nouvelle)..
Consulté le 26/04/2024 sur la plate-forme EMAN : https://eman-archives.org/CorrespondanceZola/items/show/6232