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This is the personal journal of Stendhal, which was published posthumously. Text established and annotated by Henry Debraye and Louis Royer. First volume. Includes four illustrations. A note laments that Maurice Barres, Stendhal's good friend, died…

This book is a collection of notes and memoirs. This was published posthumously from many different pieces of Hugo's journals and notebooks. He writes very honestly about the times in which he was living and experiencing the world.

The title page…

"4e-8e mille"; in 9 volumes with many markings in most of these; bound in gilded, red morocco [quarter]

Features an Intro (and editing) done by Max Farrand; second imprint; message from the editor that reads "To Edith Wharton With the regards of Max Farrand"

Translated and edited by Alfred Sensier. Evidence of mold damage. Bound in grey cloth with gilt decorations.