[MOLIÈRE]. Set of 3 works on Molière: - LA FAMEUSE COMÉDIENNE OU HISTOIRE DE LA GUÉRIN AUPARAVANT FEMME ET VEUVE DE MOLIÈRE. Reprinted in accordance with the Frankfurt 1688 edition, followed by Variants from other editions and accompanied by a preface and notes by Jules Bonnassies. Paris: Barraud, 1870. - In-8, purple half-maroquin with corners, gilded fillets, spine ribbed with gilded fillets, gilded head, untrimmed (period binding). 502 copies of this pamphlet against Molière and Armande Béjard, first published in 1688. It is illustrated with two portraits of Armande Béjart, one on the frontispiece, the other in a medallion on the title. One of 40 copies on large colored paper, here in blue. Copy includes the two colored portraits, and a few reading notes in the margins. Spine faded, scattered foxing. Attached are handwritten notes on loose leaves, and several newspaper clippings, one of which has rubbed off onto the first endpapers. - LES INTRIGUES DE MOLIÈRE ET CELLES DE SA FEMME ou La Fameuse Comédienne, histoire de la Guérin. Reprinted in accordance with the Edition without place or date, followed by variants. With preface and notes by Ch.-L. Livet. Paris: Isidore Liseux, 1877. - In-8, dark blue half-maroquin with corners, gilded fillets, ornate ribbed spine, gilded head, untrimmed, cover preserved (Alfred Farez). Edition of 1,210 copies, illustrated with a frontispiece portrait of Armande Béjart. One of 1000 on Hollande paper, very well bound by Alfred Farez. - LOISELEUR (Jules). Les Points obscurs de la vie de Molière. The years of study. The years of struggle and nomadic life. The years of glory. Molière's marriage and household. Paris: Isidore Liseux, 1877. - In-8, dark blue half-maroquin with corners, gilded fillets, ornate ribbed spine, gilded head, untrimmed, cover preserved (Alfred Farez). First edition illustrated with a portrait of Molière drawn and etched by Adolphe Lalauze, after a portrait painted around 1658. One of 1000 on Hollande paper, very well bound by Alfred Farez.