Eugène BOUDIN. L.A.S., Paris June 21 [1892], to Mme MARTIN; 1 page and a half in-8 in blue ink. He receives her distressing letters which "make him dread everything... I myself am still detained in Paris by a serious indisposition which requires care that I cannot find in Deauville, but nevertheless I want to make every effort to go and shake hands with our poor friend". He will leave "tomorrow or the day after tomorrow at the latest", passing through Trouville because of his "heavy luggage". He sends his "good wishes for our dear patient"... [Ferdinand Martin died in Le Havre on June 20].