Jean LORRAIN (1855-1906) writer. 3 L.A.S., [1904] and n.d. 1 oblong page in-8 (address on back), 1 page in-8 and 2 pages in-12. [Nice]. To a dear friend. He asks her for Mauclere's address in Grasse. "I no longer meet you anywhere, but it is true that I do not go out; when I am not suffering too much, I go to isolated promontories such as the Pointe St Jean L'Hospice or the Lighthouse of Antibes. I may give a talk [...] on my friend Van Welie. [...] You must hear PUCCINI's Manon Lescaut, which is very, very good - I'm going tonight"... - 15 November. Reminds a publisher "that you have a manuscript of Modernités for me"; he is passing through Paris and would like to "drop in to talk to you about this matter"... - Nice 28 December [1904], to M. Gallois of the Courrier de la Presse. He asks that from now on all the clippings from the Courrier de la Presse in Nice be sent to him...