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An unpublished â€œthumbnailâ€ letter to his personal doctor announcing his departure for Belgium after the exhausting work of writing Les MisÃ©rables

1862Hugo16HUGO Victor 1802-1885"Mini" autograph letter signed " V. " to Émile Allix Hauteville Hhouse 25th July 1862 2 p. small in-24° 43 x 68 cm on blue laid paper With autograph envelope tear see scan Slight trace of unimportant oblique fold on the second page Dry stamp: S. Barset / June / 25 / High Street / Guernsey Post mark: 28 July 1862 / Angleterre – CalaisAn unpublished "thumbnail" letter to his personal doctor announcing his departure for Belgium after the exhausting work of writing Les Misérables" Merci cher Monsieur Émile. Vous avez le dévouement le plus charmant du monde et vous entrez en fonctions avec tout l'esprit possible et une grâce parfaite. Votre lettre est une page toute étincelante. – Voici imprimées deux lettres qui vous intéresseront si vous connaissez quelque journal qui trouve bon de les reproduire faites. Je vais voir mon Charles dans quelques jours. Ce sera une joie profonde et je la mérite un peu après ce lourd labeur. Quel dommage que vous ne soyez pas de cette clef des champs là ! – Est-ce que vous voudrez jeter à la poste ces trois billets. Je fais mon sac de nuit et je vous serre les deux mains V. "A letter to Paul Meurice sent the day before gives us a detailed account of the journey that Victor Hugo was about to undertake: "We will leave on Monday the 28th with M. Lacroix the publisher of Les Misérables we will spend Tuesday in London. On Wednesday 29th we will be in Brussels via Ostend Thursday 30th in Liège since you like Liège. So try to get there you and Charles on July 31st" and then added at the end of the letter apparently anticipating his doctor's recommendations: "To moderate the rain of letters during my absence will you have something published in Le Siècle or La Presse like this: 'On the advice of the doctors who advised him to change his air after the great work of Les Misérables M. Victor Hugo has left Guernsey for a journey of a few weeks'Émile Allix 1836-1911 was a French medical doctor specializing in pediatrics. It was during a holiday in Jersey that the young medical student then 19 years old met the writer through his brother Jules and his sister Augustine who were close to the Hugo circle. His republican convictions his opposition to the regime of Napoleon III his kindness and his very gentle nature were all arguments that allowed the doctor to seal the beginning of an unfailing friendship with the writer. In 1868 Allix assisted Adèle Hugo who was very ill in her last moments. A close friend of Victor Hugo and his family he was a constant believer like any other son. With his colleagues Alfred Vulpian and Germain Sée he signed the last certificates that preceded the declaration of Victor Hugo's death on 22 May 1885.When Victor Hugo signed with only the initial of his first name it meant above all a very close relationship with his correspondent usually reserved for his closest circle. The regret expressed here by the writer at not being able to meet his doctor friend for his Belgian journey testifies all the more to the ties that united them.Provenance: Private collection

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