ANGELLIER Auguste (1848-1911). À l'Amie perdue. Paris, Léon Chailley, 1896; in-12, bradel binding, emerald green half-maroquin, covers untrimmed. First edition. A man of a single love, Angellier published this collection full of sorrows and regrets at almost fifty, which delicately evokes his faithful love for Thérèse Fontaine, who was already married when she crossed his path. ☞ One of 25 copies printed on Japon (No. 7), the only large paper with 25 Hollande. Spine very slightly faded. 📖 Talvart et Place, I, 76, 9a.