ROINARD Paul Napoléon (1856-1930). Reunion of 3 volumes. La Mort du Rêve. Paris, Mercure de France, 1902; in-12, midnight blue half-chagrin with corners, spine ribbed, gilt head. First edition. The publication was a failure, and the anarchist and impoverished poet was overwhelmed by the silence of the critics. Copy on publisher's paper with a letter from the author to the poet René Ghil. - Enclosed is an autograph letter from the author to the editor of the review La Forge addressing a long poem (typescript), Vanité des vanités, dated 16 February 1919. Les Miroirs, moralité lyrique en cinq phases, huit stades, sept gloses et en vers. Paris, La Phalange, 1908; in-4, half-brown basane with corners, spine ribbed and decorated, gilt head, cover. - First edition published by subscription, decorated with art nouveau typographical ornaments. The play was cancelled on the evening of its premiere. Copy on publisher's laid calf paper (no. 295), with a dispatch "to comrade Pierre Rognard". Enclosed is a letter from Georges Otis asking for support in 1918 to get the play admitted to the Comédie Française. Hommage à Mallarmé. La Rencontre radieuse. Paris, Figuière, 1912; platelet in-12 in brown morocco spine folder, slipcase. - First edition of a poem full of Mallarméan veneration - and influence. Sent to Paul Lombard.