George SAND (1804-1876). L.A.S. "George," [April 24, 1838?], to Theodore de Seynes at the Hotel de Belgique; 1 page small in-8 in his cipher, address. "Dear Gentleman, I am not leaving tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. My trial has not been judged and they want me to make other visits to the judges. She has an appointment on Friday with the public prosecutor... [This is the trial against her husband Cassimir Dudevant for the financial liquidation of their community]. Correspondence, t. XXV, n° 187. One L.A.S. from her daughter Solange; one L.A.S. from Juliette Adam concerning Sand's former chambermaid, the widow Martine née Virginie Guénot (1877); 8 L.A.S. from her granddaughter Aurore Lauth-Sand to Aline Lauth-Bossert; plus one from the painter Frédéric Lauth, husband of Aurore.