Charles-Augustin sainte-beuve. 4 L.A.S., 1847-1861, to Théodore Pavie; 6 pages in-8, one address. 4 L.A.S. from Jules Troubat to Justin Bellanger are attached. Beautiful literary and friendly correspondence, evoking his "tableau de la Poésie au 16e siècle" and Amyot (Oct. 11, 1847), his occupations with "two lessons to do a week" and Mme Hugo who lives in rue Pigalle (1854?), research on Dom Piolin de Solesmes and the mysteries represented in Maine, a landscape exhibition "which is a bouquet of colors" (March 13, 1860), a letter from Chapelain (Sept. 2, 1861), etc. We enclose 4 L.A.S. from Jules Troubat to Justin Bellanger, 1878-1882, evoking Sainte-Beuve and his position as librarian at Compiègne.