DAUGUET Marie, née Aubert (1860-1842). Clartés. Notes and Pochades. Italy, spring and summer 1905. Paris, Sansot, 1907; in-12, half hazelnut morocco, ribbed spine, gilt head, cover. First edition of this highly poetic account of a trip to Italy, interspersed with sonnets. The poetess had been praised by many critics and published from her beginnings at the Mercure de France. ☞ One of 13 copies on Hollande (not justified). It bears an autograph letter covering the false title: "To Count Robert de Montesquiou, as a token of fervent admiration for his subtly beautiful work, for the essence and quality of his thought". On the blank facing page, Marie Dauguet has copied a quotation from Montesquiou. - Engraved bookplate of Montesquiou. Handwritten bookplate and stamp of Claude Ruy (?) deVillette. - Title missing from the Montesquiou catalogue.