Jules SUPERVIELLE (1884-1960). 2 L.A.S., January 10, 1924 and Saturday, to Jacques Rivière; 2 pages in-8 each (binder holes with slight lack of text). January 10, 1924. Dazed, he had forgotten that Rivière had already left and he came to see him the day before "to tell you how happy I was with Crémieux's review of L'Homme de la Pampa published in the N.R.F. and I did not say anything to you about it," whereas Rivière had told him before the publication "things that are quite precious to me now that I have read them. I wish you, my dear friend, to have in Belgium the deep success that you always deserve"... - Saturday. Supervielle's last poem met with Rivière's total approval, whom he thanks warmly. He regrets that he could not be with them on Saturday, but his wife thanks him warmly for her congratulations: "I must confess that I have never felt so Uruguayan as at this soccer match! I was waiting with great curiosity for your impressions of my new poem and I am very pleased that the first contact was favorable. [...] I owe you very high and very delicate joys and would like to be able to speak to you about them better"...