[Donatien-Alphonse-François, marquis de SADE (1740-1814). L.A.S. from the chambermaid GOTHON, to the lawyer Gaufridy, in Apt; 1 page in-4, address. Gothon, chambermaid at the castle of Lacoste, had had relations with the Marquis de Sade. "La nous velle que vous mavee apris maflige si for qua paine ai la forse de vous ecrire. But his and hers are unacceptable. He has searched far and wide [...] Madame has more tor than anyone else in this matter. How can it be that Monsieur l'abbé is looking for him to come to you? Although Lajeunesse did not write to me, I do not know what to think. Monsieur [SADE] thought he would be distressed by this news, he said that he had forgotten to leave for Paris, but he wanted to... [Lajeunesse points to his gallant Carteron, who has disappeared, and the abbot must be the Capuchin Ange de Charleroy, who was doing some research].