[LITERATURE]. Important collection of approximately 140 works from the 20th and 21st centuries, almost all in paperback, in first editions and on large paper, from the Hubert Morent Library. Detailed list on request and on www.alde.fr. ABÉCASSIS (Éliette). Clandestin. Paris, Albin Michel, 2003. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 25 first copies on vellum. - ABÉCASSIS (Éliette). La Répudiée. Paris, Albin Michel, 2000. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 25 first copies on vellum. - ABÉCASSIS (Éliette). Mon père. Paris, Albin Michel, 2002. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 25 first copies on vellum. - ALAIN (Émile-Auguste Chartier dit). Les Idées et les âges. Paris, Gallimard, 1927. 2 volumes small in-4, paperback. First edition. One of 109 copies reprinted on laid paper in the format in-4 tellière. Spine faded, covers stained. - AUDIBERTI (Jacques). La Nâ. Paris, Gallimard, 1944. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of the 13 first copies on vellum pur fil (not numbered). - BECKETT (Samuel). Bande et Sarabande. Paris, Minuit, 1994. In-12, paperback. Original French edition, translated and introduced by Édith Fournier. One of 106 first copies on Lana vellum. - BECKETT (Samuel). The Image. Paris, Minuit, 1988. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 99 first copies on Arches vellum. - BERGER (Yves). Immobile dans le courant du fleuve. Paris, Grasset, 1994. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 35 first copies on Lana vellum. - BERGER (Yves). L'Attrapeur d'ombres. Paris, Grasset, 1992. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 45 first copies on Lana vellum. - BERGER (Yves). La Pierre et le saguaro. Paris, Grasset, 1990. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 40 first copies on Lana vellum. - BERGER (Yves). Le Fou d'Amérique. Paris, Grasset, 1976. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 65 first copies on Lana laid paper. - BERGER (Yves). Le Monde après la pluie. Paris, Grasset, 1997. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 45 first copies on Lana vellum. Autograph signed letter to Hubert Morent. - BERGER (Yves). Le Sud. Paris, Grasset, 1962. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 52 first copies on Montval laid paper. - BERGER (Yves). Santa Fé. Paris, Grasset, 2000. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 40 first copies on Lana vellum. - BIANCIOTTI (Hector). Ce que la nuit raconte au jour. Paris, Grasset, 1992. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 30 first copies on Lana vellum. - BIANCIOTTI (Hector). Comme la trace de l'oiseau dans l'air. Paris, Grasset, 1999. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 35 first copies on Lana vellum. - BIANCIOTTI (Hector). L'Amour n'est pas aimé. Paris, Gallimard, 1982. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 28 first copies on Arches vellum. - BIANCIOTTI (Hector). Sans la miséricorde du Christ. Paris, Gallimard, 1985. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 30 first copies on Rives vellum. - BIANCIOTTI (Hector). Seules les larmes seront comptées. Paris, Gallimard, 1988. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 30 first copies on Rives vellum. - BOPP (Léon). Paris. Paris, Gallimard, 1957. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 35 first copies on vellum. - BRISVILLE (Jean-Claude). D'un amour. Paris, Gallimard, 1954. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 27 copies on vellum pur fil, the only large paper. Autograph signed letter to Gérard Nicaisse. - BRISVILLE (Jean-Claude). La Fuite au Danemark. Paris, René Julliard, 1962. In-8, paperback. First edition. Unnumbered copy on alfa Navarre, paper not mentioned in the justification. Autograph signed letter to Gérard Nicaisse. - BRISVILLE (Jean-Claude). La Présence réelle. Paris, Gallimard, 1954. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 27 copies on vellum pur fil, the only large paper. Autograph signed letter to Gérard Nicaisse. - BRISVILLE (Jean-Claude). Saint-Just. Paris, Grasset, 1955. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of the 30 first copies on esparto. - BROMFIELD (Louis). La Mousson. A novel about the modern Indies. Paris, Stock, 1939. In-12, purple half-maroquin with decorated paper frame, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine (Devauchelle). First edition of the French translation by Berthe Vulliemin. One of 120 first copies on esparto. A fine copy, well bound by Devauchelle. - BROMFIELD (Louis). Vingt-quatre heures. Paris, Stock, 1933. In-12, paperback. First edition of the translation by S. Silberstein and C. Brugell, with a preface by Louis Gillet. One of 22 first copies on pur fil du Marais. - CARPENTIER (Alejo). Le Recours de la méthode. Paris, Gallimard, 1975. In-8, paperback. First edition of the French translation by René L. F. Durand. One of 21 first copies on Lafuma-Navarre vellum. - CHABROL (Jean-Pierre). Le Canon Fraternité. Paris, Gallimard, 1970. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 35 first copies on Navarre laid paper. - CHAMSON (André), André MALRAUX, Jean GRENIER, Henri PETIT. Écrits. Paris, Grasset, 1927. In-12, paperback. First edition of this collective collection including L'Homme contre l'histoire by André Chamson, D'une jeunesse européenne by André Malraux, Interiora rerum (fragment) by Jean Grenier and Vézlay by Henri Petit, as well as three poems by Pierre Jean Jouve. One of 52 first copies on light green paper. Spine faded. - DORIN (Françoise). Le Tube. Paris, Flammarion, 1975. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of the 10 first copies on pur fil, in this case one of the 5 hors commerce. - DORIN (Françoise). Les Lits à une place. Paris, Flammarion, 1980. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of the 25 first copies on vellum, this one of the 5 hors commerce. - DORIN (Françoise). Virginie et Paul. Paris, Julliard, 1957. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of the 30 first copies on Corvol. From the library of Jacques Crépineau, with bookplate. - DUHAMEL (Marcel). Raconte pas ta vie. Paris, Mercure de France, 1972. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of the 30 first copies on vellum. - FABRE-LUCE (Alfred). Journal de la France. Mars 1939-Juillet 1940. Trévoux, à compte d'auteur, Imprimerie de Trévoux (Ain), 1940. In-12, paperback. First edition, copies on publisher's paper after 120 copies on vellum. Spine faded, spotting on first cover. - FABRE-LUCE (Alfred). L'Été de la résurrection. Paris, Grasset, 1971. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 24 first copies on alfa. - FABRE-LUCE (Alfred). L'Homme-journal. 1966-1967. Paris, Gallimard, 1967. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 40 first copies on vellum. - FABRE-LUCE (Alfred). La Mort a changé. Paris, Gallimard, 1966. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of the 30 first copies on vellum. Spine faded, cover partially sunned. - FABRE-LUCE (Alfred). Les Sept voluptés spirituelles. With a portrait of the author by Jean-Claude Fourneau. Paris, à compte d'auteur, 1946. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of the 1000 first copies on BFK de Rives. Spine faded. - FABRE-LUCE (Alfred). Une tragédie royale: l'affaire Léopold III. Paris, Flammarion, 1948. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 60 first copies on pur chiffon. - FARGUE (Léon-Paul). Le Piéton de Paris. Paris, Gallimard, 1939. In-12, paperback, uncut. First edition. One of 33 copies on vellum, third paper. - FARGUE (Léon-Paul). Marie Pamelart ou la rue Lepic. S.l., Fata Morgana, 2003. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 30 first copies on Arches. - FARGUE (Léon-Paul). Petit recueil de poèmes de circonstance. S.l., Pour Les Bien Sages, 1996. In-12, in sheets. One of 100 numbered first copies. - FARGUE (Léon-Paul). Presentation of 1900. Paris, Les Éditions Nationales, s.d. In-8, leaves. Illustrated edition by Dignimont. Numbered copy (n°696). - FARGUE (Léon-Paul)]. BEUCLER (André). Vingt ans avec Léon-Paul Fargue. Genève, Milieu du Monde, 1952. One of 150 copies on special white paper. - FERMINE (Maxence). L'Apiculteur. Paris, Albin Michel, 2000. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 25 first copies on vellum. - FERRANTI (Marie). Histoire d'un assassin. Paris, Gallimard, 2018. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 35 first copies on vellum. - FERRANTI (Marie). La Chasse de nuit. Paris, Gallimard, 2004. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of the 20 first copies on vellum. - FERRANTI (Marie). Lucie de Syracuse. Paris, Gallimard, 2006. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of the 20 first copies on vellum. - FERRANTI (Marie). Une haine de Corse. Paris, Gallimard, 2012. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 20 first copies on vellum. - FORSTER (E. M.). Avec vue sur l'Arno. Paris, Laffont, 1947. In-12, paperback. First edition of the translation by Charles Mauron. One of 50 first copies on esparto. Fictitious mention of 13th edition on title - FORSTER (E. M.). The Legacy of Mrs. Wilcox. Paris, Plon, 1950. In-12, paperback. First edition of Charles Mauron's translation. One of 110 first copies on esparto. Spine faded. - FORSTER (E. M.). The longest of journeys. Paris, Plon, 1952. In-12, paperback. First edition of the translation by Charles Mauron. One of 85 first copies on esparto. - FORSTER (E. M.). Monteriano. Paris, Plon, 1954. In-12, paperback. First edition of the translation by Charles Mauron. One of 52 first copies on esparto. Spine faded. - FORSTER (E. M.). Route des Indes. Paris, Plon, 1947. In-12, paperback. First edition of the translation by Charles Mauron. One of 110 first copies on esparto. Spine stained. - GRASSET (Bernard). Textes choisis. Paris, La Table Ronde, 1953. In-12, paperback, uncut. First edition of this selection of texts edited and commented by Henri Massis, with a portrait of Bernard Grasset by Jean Cocteau. One of 26 copies on madagascar, the second paper after 9 japons. Autograph signed letter to Jacques and Colette Duhamel. Tiny angular loss on the first cover. - GROZDANOVITCH (Denis). Brefs aperçus sur l'éternel féminin. Paris, Robert Laffont, 2006. In-8, paperback. First edition of which no large papers have been printed. - GROZDANOVITCH (Denis). De l'art de prendre la balle au bond. Précis de mécanique gestuelle et spirituelle. Paris, JC Lattès, 2007. In-8, paperback. First edition without large paper. - GROZDANOVITCH (Denis). The difficult art of doing almost nothing. Preface by Simon Leys. Paris, Denoël, 2009. In-8, paperback. First edition without large papers. - GROZDANOVITCH (Denis). L'Exactitude des songes. Rodez, Rouergue, 2011. Small in-8, paperback. First edition without large papers. - GROZDANOVITCH (Denis). The Discreet Power of Chance. Paris, Denoël, 2013. In-8, paperback. First edition without large papers. - GROZDANOVITCH (Denis). La Secrète mélancolie des marionnettes. Paris, L'Olivier, 2010. In-8, paperback. First edition without large papers. - GROZDANOVITCH (Denis). Minuscule ecstasies. Paris, Nil, 2009. Small in-12, paperback. First edition without large paper. - GROZDANOVITCH (Denis). Petit traité de désinvolture. Paris, José Corti, 2002. Small in-12. First edition from which no large paper was printed. - GROZDANOVITCH (Denis). Dreamers and swimmers. Paris, José Corti, 2004. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 25 first copies on laid paper, signed and accompanied by a photograph of the author. - HAŠEK (Jaroslav). The Brave Soldier Chvéïk. - New adventures of the brave soldier Chvéïk. Paris, Gallimard, 1932. 2 volumes in-12, paperback. First editions of the French translations, by Henry Horejsi and Aranyossi respectively. One of 197 and 167 copies on esparto, the only large paper. Some spotting. - HELLER (Joseph). L'Attrape-nigaud. Paris, Gallimard, 1964. In-8, paperback. Original French edition of Catch-22, translated by Pierre Singer. One of 26 first copies on vellum pur fil, the only large paper. - HOLDER (Éric). Embrasez-moi. Paris, Le Dilettante, 2011. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 13 first copies on vellum. - HOLDER (Éric). La Belle jardinière. Paris, Le Dilettante, 1994. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 33 first copies on laid paper. - HOLDER (Éric). Les Sentiers délicats. Paris, Le Dilettante, 2004. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 33 first copies on laid paper. - HOLDER (Éric). Masculins singuliers. Paris, Le Dilettante, 2001. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 33 first copies on vellum. - JOHNSON (Eyvind). Heureux Ulysse... Paris, Gallimard, Du Monde entier, 1950. In-8, paperback. First edition of the translation and adaptation from Swedish by E. and P. De Man. One of 165 first copies on vellum. Spine faded, crease to front cover. - JOUBERT (Jean). L'Homme de sable. Paris, Grasset, 1975. In-8, paperback. First edition of the Prix Renaudot 1975. Copy n°1, one of the 24 first editions on laid paper. - JOUBERT (Jean). Les Sabots rouges. Paris, Grasset, 1979. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 24 first copies on vellum. - JOUBERT (Jean). Un bon sauvage. Paris, Grasset, 1972. In-8, paperback. First edition. Head copy on unnumbered alfa. - JOUHANDEAU (Marcel). Chronique d'une passion. Paris, Par le Don de Flor, 1944. In-8, paperback. Genuine first edition, one of the 100 first copies on Arches. The cover design is by Léopold Survage. Rare and probably out of print, this edition is not mentioned by Talvart and does not appear in the literary review "Livres de France" published in 1957 under "Jouhandeau" (Notes from Librairie Simonson in Brussels). Crack over 2 cm in the upper spine. - JOUHANDEAU (Marcel). Riposte à Roger Perfide. Liège, Dynamo, Pierre Aelberts, 1965. Booklet in-12, paperback. First edition. One of 40 copies on vellum, third paper. - LAGERLÖF (Selma). L'Anneau des Löwensköld. Paris, Je sers, 1935. Small in-8, paperback, full margins. First edition of the translation from Swedish by M. Metzger. One of the 6 first copies on hollande. Spine faded and head spotted. - LAWRENCE (D. H.). L'Arc-en-ciel. Paris, Gallimard, 1939. In-8, paperback. First edition of the translation by Albine Loisy. Press copy. Autograph signed letter to Marcel Arland. Small stain and crease to spine, dusty spotted head. - LAWRENCE (D. H.). The Lost Girl. Paris, Éditions du Siècle, 1933. Small in-8, paperback with wide margins. First edition of the translation by Hélène and Roland Alix. One of the 215 first copies on esparto, this one of the 15 hors commerce. Spine faded, cover stained and partially sunned, head dusty. - LAWRENCE (D. H.). The Parson's Daughters. Paris, Gallimard, 1933. In-12, paperback. First edition of the translation by Colette Vercken. One of 147 first copies on vellum. - LEIRIS (Michel). À propos de Georges Bataille. [Paris], Fourbis, 1988. In-8, paperback. First edition. This collection brings together three texts that appeared in reviews: Donjuanisme de Georges Bataille, De Bataille l'impossible à l'impossible Documents (already included in Brisées in 1966), Du temps de Lord Auch. One of 30 first copies on Arches vellum, signed by the author on the justification. - LEIRIS (Michel)]. JULIET (Charles). Pour Michel Leiris. Paris, Fourbis, 1988. In-12, paperback, uncut. First edition. One of the 30 first copies on Arches, signed by the author and accompanied by an original stencil by Michel Carrade. - LENOIR (Hélène). La Crue de Juillet. Paris, Minuit, 2012. In-12, paperback, uncut. First edition. One of the 30 first copies on laid paper. - LENOIR (Hélène). Le Magot de Momm. Paris, Minuit, 2001. In-12, paperback, uncut. First edition. One of the 30 first copies on laid paper. - LENOIR (Hélène). Pièce rapportée. Paris, Minuit, 2011. In-12, paperback, uncut. First edition. One of 25 first copies on laid paper. - LORD (James). No right of return. Paris, Plon, 1957. - A success. Ibid, 1960. 2 volumes in-12, blue half-chagrin with corners, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine (L. R. Houades). First editions of these two translations, by Ludmila Savitzky and Jean Rosenthal respectively. One of the 40 first copies on esparto. - MARAN (René). Le Cœur serré. Paris, Albin Michel, 1931. In-12, paperback, full margins. First edition. One of the 5 first copies on hollande. Spine stained and warped, margins dusty. - MICHAËLIS (Karin). Women (The Seven Sisters). Paris, Stock, 1926. In-12, paperback. First edition of the translation from Danish by Léon Laurent. First copy on alfa, not numbered. - MIRBEAU (Octave). Dingo. Paris, Fasquelle, 1913. Large in-8, paperback, in filled cover. First edition. One of 150 copies on hollande after 25 on japon impérial. Spine faded, cover soiled, edges spotted and dusty. - MIRBEAU (Octave). L'Épidémie. Play in one act. Paris, Fasquelle, 1898. Booklet in-12, paperback, full margins. First edition of which no large paper copies have been made. Head and margins dusty, cover damaged. - MIRBEAU (Octave). La 628-E8. Paris, Fasquelle, 1907. In-12, blue half-maroquin with corners, marbled paper boards and endpapers, cover and spine (Binding not signed). Second edition on current paper, printed immediately after the first edition, which includes the three chapters on Balzac that caused a scandal. All the pages devoted to this relationship between Balzac and Madame Hanska were removed, as in our copy, at the request of Balzac's heirs. Modest binding, yellowed paper, spotting to spine. - MIRBEAU (Octave). Le Foyer. Comedy in three acts. Paris, Fasquelle, 1909. In-12, paperback, full margins. First edition in bookshops, partly original, since it includes the act that was suppressed during the performance. Unnumbered copy on hollande (30 numbered copies). This comedy was written by Mirbeau in collaboration with Thadée Natanson and first performed at the Comédie-Française on 7 December 1908. Spine scuffed and scorched, head and margins dusty, cover partially sunned. - MONTIGNY (Serge). Nous ne sommes pas seuls. Paris, Le Seuil, 1959. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of the 10 first copies on vellum. Spine warped. - MORAND (Paul). Feuilles de température. Paris, Au Sans Pareil, 1920. In-12 square, paperback. First edition. One of 215 copies on hollande. A few small light stains on the second cover, dusty head. - MORAND (Paul). Flèche d'Orient. Paris, Gallimard, 1932. Small in-8, paperback, full margins. First edition. One of 82 copies on hollande, second paper after 11 on japon impérial. Spine faded, some small tears to first and last leaves. - MORAND (Paul). La Route des Indes. Paris, Plon, 1936. In-12, paperback, full margins. First edition, with a hors texte map. One of 22 copies on hollande, second paper after 17 on japon impérial. Spine faded, some spotting at head and on cover. - MORAND (Paul). Rococo. Paris, Grasset, 1933. In-12, paperback, full margins. First edition. One of 16 copies on Arches, second paper after 14 japons. From the library of Eugène Le Dauphin de Kerhamon, with bookplate. Spine faded and cover partially sunned. - MUNTHE (Axel). Le Livre de San Michele. Paris, Albin Michel, 1934. In-8, paperback. Original French edition, translated by Paul Rodocanachi and presented by Pierre Benoit. One of 25 first copies on madagascar. - NAIPAUL (V. S.). The Mystical Masseur. Translated from the English by Marie-Lise Marlière. Paris, Gallimard, Du Monde entier, 1965. In-8, paperback, in filled cover. First edition of the French translation. One of 26 first copies on vellum. Spine faded and cover partially sunned. - NAIPAUL (V. S.). Miguel Street. Translated from the English by Pauline Verdun. Paris, Gallimard, Du Monde entier, 1967. In-12, paperback, in filled cover. First edition of the French translation. One of 26 first copies on vellum. Spine faded and cover partially sunned. - NAIPAUL (V. S.). A House for Mr Biswas. Translated from the English by Louise Servicen. Paris, Gallimard, Du Monde entier, 1964. In-8, paperback, in filled cover. First edition of the French translation. One of 26 first copies on vellum. Spine faded and cover partially sunned. - OLDENBOURG (Zoé). Argile et Cendres. Paris, Gallimard, 1947. Fort in-12, publisher's illustrated boards in colour, based on the design by Colette Duhamel. First edition. One of the 1040 first copies on esparto. Edges soiled and spotted. - OLDENBOURG (Zoé). La Pierre angulaire. Paris, Gallimard, 1953. In-12, publisher's hardback illustrated in colour, based on a design by Mario Prassinos. First edition. One of 750 first copies on vellum. Head dusty. - OLDENBOURG (Zoé). Les Croisades. Paris, Gallimard, 1965. Fort in-8, paperback. First edition. One of the 60 first copies on vellum. Creases to spine and dusty head. - OLDENBOURG (Zoé). Réveillés de la vie. Paris, Gallimard, 1956. In-8, paperback. One of the 25 first copies on vellum. Spine faded, cover soiled and dusty head. - PEYREFITTE (Alain). La Fin des Ambassades. Paris, Flammarion, 1953. In-12, red half-maroquin with corners, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine (Semet & Plumelle). First edition. One of 45 first copies on Arches. From the Exbrayat library, with bookplate. - PHILIPPE (Charles-Louis). Bubu de Montparnasse. Paris, La Revue Blanche, 1901. In-12, paperback, in modern slipcase. First edition. Copy on publisher's paper after only 10 hollandes. - PHILIPPE (Charles-Louis). Croquignole. Paris, Fasquelle, 1906. In-12, paperback, in modern slipcase. First edition. Copy on publisher's paper after only 5 hollandes. - RACHILDE. Portraits d'hommes. Paris, Mornay, 1929. In-12, paperback. First edition, illustrated with woodcut vignettes by Boullaire and a fine etching frontispiece portrait by Ouvré. One of 415 copies on Rives, third paper. Spine slightly faded. - REBATET (Lucien). 11 November 1918. Armistice. Liège, Éditions Nationales, 1982. Booklet in-8, paperback. First edition. One of 300 copies on vellum-alfa, second paper after 30 on hollande. Cover partially soiled. - REBATET (Lucien). Les Décombres. Paris, Denoël, 1942. In-12, paperback. First edition. This work remains an important testimony to collaboration and fascism in France. Cover partially soiled, spine warped and faded. - REBATET (Lucien). Lettres de prison, adressées à Roland Cailleux, 1945-1952. Paris, Le Dilettante, 1993. In-12, paperback. First edition, established, presented and annotated by Remi Perrin. One of 33 first copies on laid paper. - RHEIMS (Maurice). La Main. Paris, Julliard, 1961. In-12, paperback. First edition, with an original illustration by Jean-Pierre Jouffroy. Unnumbered first copy on pur fil. Autograph signed letter to Gisèle and René Julliard. Spine warped, faded with creases and stains, head dusty. - RHEIMS (Maurice). La Vie d'artiste. Paris, Grasset, 1970. In-8, paperback, colour illustration on loose leaf, added to the front cover. First edition. One of 49 first copies on vellum. - RHEIMS (Maurice). Le Luthier de Mantoue. Paris, Flammarion, 1972. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 55 copies on esparto, second paper. - RHEIMS (Maurice). Le Saint Office. Paris, Gallimard, 1983. Small in-8, paperback. First edition of which no large papers were printed. - RHEIMS (Maurice). For the love of art... Paris, Gallimard, 1984. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 37 first copies on Arches. - SACHS (Maurice). Alias. Paris, Gallimard, 1935. In-12, paperback. First edition. Press copy. Autograph signed letter to Marcel Espiau. Spine faded, cover partially sunned, head dusty. - SACHS (Maurice). History of John Cooper of Albany. Paris, Gallimard, 1955. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 65 first copies on vellum. - SACHS (Maurice). Le Sabbat. Memories of a stormy youth. Paris, Corrêa, 1946. In-12, blue half-chagrin with corners, gilt head, cover and spine. One of 35 copies on esparto, second paper. Modest binding, spine faded, nerves rubbed. - SAINT-HÉLIER (Monique). Le Cavalier de paille. Paris, Grasset, 1936. In-12, paperback, filled cover. First edition. One of 8 copies on Montval (copy n° I), second paper after 10 on japon impérial. - SAINT-HÉLIER (Monique). Le Martin-pêcheur. Paris, Grasset, 1953. In-12, paperback, filled cover. First edition. One of 52 first copies on Montval. Creases to spine, dusty head. - SAINT-JOHN PERSE. Anabase. Paris, Gallimard, 1925. In folio, paperback. Second edition, 176 copies, this one of 165 on hollande. Spine faded, light foxing to cover. - SALMON (André). L'Entrepreneur d'illuminations. Paris, Gallimard, 1921. Small in-4, paperback. First edition. One of 120 copies reprinted on laid paper. Spine creased, cover partially sunned, head dusty. - SALMON (André). Souvenirs sans fin, I-III. Paris, Gallimard, 1955-1961. 3 vol. small in-8, paperback. First edition. One of 36 first copies on vellum for the 1st volume and one of 35 first copies on the same paper for the other two. Heads dusty, spine of second volume faded, spine of other two volumes very slightly faded, discharge on first leaf of second volume. - SCHNEIDER (Marcel). Le Lieutenant perdu. Paris, Grasset, 1972. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of the 26 first copies on esparto. Head dusty. - SCHNEIDER (Marcel). Les Deux Miroirs. Paris, Albin Michel, 1956. In-12, red half-maroquin with corners, marbled paper boards and endpapers, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine (G. Dubois d'Enghien). First edition. One of the 13 first copies on vellum. Spine faded. - TARDIEU (Jean). Il était une fois, deux fois, trois fois... ou La Table de multiplication en vers. Paris, Gallimard, 1947. In-4, paperback, filled cover, printed in colour. First edition. One of 65 first copies on pur fil. A mathematical work for young people illustrated by Élie Lascaux. The multipliers are presented in the form of small scenes illustrated in verse. Spine slightly faded. - TARDIEU (Jean). La Première Personne du singulier. Paris, Gallimard, 1952. In-12 square, paperback. First edition. One of 2650 copies on vellum, third paper. Cover partially sunned. - TARDIEU (Jean). Margeries, poèmes inédits, 1910-1985. Paris, Gallimard, 1986. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 25 first copies on vellum. Spine slightly faded. - TARDIEU (Jean). Monsieur, monsieur. Paris, Gallimard, 1951. In-12 square, paperback. First edition. One of 3150 copies on chestnut vellum, third paper. - VAUDOYER (Jean-Louis). Dedicated to friendship and remembrance. Paris, Plon, 1947. In-12 square, paperback, illustrated cover. First edition. One of 2400 copies on white Roto. The vignette on the cover reproduces an original etching by Guillaume Gillet after Dürer. Spine faded with creases and stains, cover partially sunned, head dusty. - VAUDOYER (Jean-Louis). Donne-moi ton cœur... Maestricht, A.A.M. Stols, 1931. Small square in-8, paperback. Very attractive frontispiece engraved by J. Buckland Wright on a loose leaf. One of 400 copies on English vellum, third paper. Spine slightly faded, head dusty. - VAUDOYER (Jean-Louis). Les Plaisirs d'hier. Paris, Les Cahiers de Paris, 1925. In-12, paperback, in a filled illustrated cover. First edition. One of the 50 first copies on Arches. Spine creased, head dusty. - VAUDOYER (Jean-Louis). Ombres portées. Paris, Le Divan, 1923. In-12, paperback. First edition. One of 110 copies on vellum, second paper after 17 japons. Spine faded and creased, head dusty and spotted. - VERCORS. Ce que je crois. Paris, Grasset, 1975. In-8, paperback. First edition. One of 39 first copies on laid paper. - VERCORS. Les Pas dans le sable. America, China and France. Paris, Albin Michel, 1954. In-12, paperback, full margins. First edition. One of 22 first copies on hollande. Spine faded, cover partially sunned and stained, head slightly dusty. - VIAN (Boris). J'irai cracher sur vos tombes. Translated from the American by Boris Vian. Paris, Les Éditions du Scorpion, 1946. In-12, paperback. First edition, published under the pseudonym of Vernon Sullivan. Dusty head. - VIAN (Boris). L'Automne à Pékin. Paris, Minuit, 1956. In-12, paperback, illustrated cover. Second edition, partly original, revised by the author, copy on publisher's paper. Spine faded with creases, stains to cover.