George SAND (1804-1876). L.A.S. "G.S.", [Paris ca. February 10, 1843], to Louis Pernet; 1 page petit in-4, address on verso. To the new director of the Revue indépendante. "I've become quite a vagabond in the evening," and she's angry that she missed it..." Today I am sending you the corrected proofs of Kurroglou and I am waiting for those of Consuelo, which I would not want to be forced to read hastily; for I am taking particular care with this issue," because she wants to avoid the mistakes that marred the previous one. "Otherwise my timid conscience refuses to take the oath. If you can get it, we'll have a proper trial at our printers. I also have to talk to you about Joseph Mazzini from whom I received an interesting letter "... Correspondence, t. XXV, n° S 270.