DYSSORD, Jacques (1880-1952). Mimes of Herondas. Translated into popular language by Jacques Dyssord. With nineteen gouaches by Carlo Rim. Paris : Denoël et Steele, 1930. - In-8, paperback, filled cover. First edition illustrated with 19 gouaches by Carlo RIM. One of 800 copies on Rives paper. Sent by the author and the artist: to Pierre Lhoste, // this book which was published // by Denoël and Steele at the time // of their beginnings in publishing // - as a token of good // cordial confraternity. // Jacques Dyssord After this dedication Carlo Rim executed a drawing representing Mr. Virgule holding flowers, accompanied by this sending: to Pierre // to Monique Lhoste // this Mr. Comma // who doesn't have the // Greek nose - // in cordial memory // Carlo Rim // May 1947 Some scattered freckles. We join, of the same author : - Charlie chasseur. Novel. Paris : Bernard Grasset, 1924. - In-12, paperback. E.O. ONE OF THE FIRST 6 COPIES ON FRENCH JAPON PAPER. Double mailing from the author : " to // my friend ? (1) // disillusioned philosopher, // in memory of the time // when we had the leisure // to moralize // - this morality // - of mind and heart : Jacques Dyssord " ; " (1) Monsieur Pierre Lhoste, // to you this little book - // wishing you less // philosophy - and more leisure - // than its first recipient. - In all cordiality: // Jacques Dyssord // Paris 3/10/36." Bookplate of M. Brun, certainly the recipient of the first mailing. - La Confrérie de la Dernière heure. Paris : Éditeurs associés, [1924]. - In-12, paperback. Third edition (mention on the cover). Sent by the author: " to Pierre Lhoste // this little untraceable essay // - for what is not // tender for a profession // decried among all. // Amicably // Jacques Dyssord."