Eugene LABICHE (1815-1888). 2 L.A.S., 1866-1870, to a friend; ¾ page in-12 and 2 and a quarter pages in-8, in his cipher. 26 November 1866. "The Corricolo is coming on Saturday. I need my friends, I send you two balcony chairs."-Rueil July 8, 1870. He addresses to Mr. Lefèvre a small souvenir of thanks. "As for you, I can only offer you what you already have: my very good and very cordial friendship. You have saved me from a very great embarrassment, I am not talking about the amount of money you have given me, but about the countless troubles you have saved me from. These bits of pipe hanging over my head prevented me from working, now I have a free mind and I do dialogue, as you do obligation, naturally and without effort. I leave tomorrow for the Sologne where I will stay for a week, my harvests are dying of thirst and I will shed a few tears on them. It will always be that...