Georges FEYDEAU (1862-1921). L.A.S., August 28, 1883, to his friend du Sautoy; 4 pages in-12. He received his indecipherable letter from Germany: "You are as fanciful my word of honour as Sarah Bernhardt in whose character, legend has it, you are so well incarnated. I do nothing. I finished my three acts with Desvallières! I'm dying to give birth to a one-act play and two monologues [...]. I saw Laval a few days ago, and Frisch has been coming home for dinner lately. Their novel is finished and they hope to get it into Debates. But it hasn't been published yet, let's hope that the trumpets of fame will soon come and tell you that this book is a success... he's always happy to see two young people succeed. To us! To us! Down with the old! "...