Autograph letters signed from Max O'Rell to various people [manuscript], 1888-1897.

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Autograph letters signed from Max O'Rell to various people [manuscript], 1888-1897.

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Some letters undated. Some signed Paul Blouët. In several of these letters Blouët [i.e. Max O'Rell] discusses terms with Daly for 3 of his adaptations, "Clarissa's Young Man" (9-11, 16), "Duc Vertige" (38, 43-45), and "The Duchess of Glamorgan" (29-36, 39-40, 42). In 2 letters (22-23) he offers to do the adaptation for "Madame Sans-Gene".

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