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Juliette Drouet letter to Victor Hugo
16 Oct 1846
The letter is in two parts, written across two days. In the first one, she enquires why Hugo has not shown up at her place yet, then stops - presumably because Hugo has arrived. In the second part (3p...
Juliette Drouet letter to Victor Hugo
01 Jan 1847
She thanks him for his greetings letter and describes her love for him. She then says that she went to St-Mandé, but nobody was there to open the gates of the cemetery. Sent on a Saturday at 9:30pm. ...
Juliette Drouet letter to Victor Hugo
08 Jan 1849
She says that due to the rainy weather, she can drive him to the assembly. She also asks the dimension of his bedroom window so two artisans [the Rivière sisters?] could work on it. She concludes by ...
Juliette Drouet letter to Victor Hugo
29 Jan 1848
Says that she cried when he left her place the day before. She also tells her bad dreams. Dated Saturday, 9:45am.
Juliette Drouet letter to Victor Hugo
01 Jan 1850
She warmly thanks Hugo for having sent her a letter, presumably for the New Year. Dated Tuesday, 3:45am.
Juliette Drouet letter to Victor Hugo
01 Jan 1851
She wants to see Hugo to thank him for his letter. She adds that only Jules-Charles Drouet, her nephew, has seen her that day and hopes that nobody will show up when Hugo is here. Dated Wednesday, 12:...
Juliette Drouet letter to Victor Hugo
27 Oct 1846
She comments on the new furniture in Coromandel wood bought by Hugo. She then says that she is still grieving the death of her daughter. She concludes by describing the schedule of her day with Eugè...
Juliette Drouet letter to Victor Hugo
01 Jan 1847
She says she has run out of paper and canot write to him as much as she wants. As Hugo is not going back home alone, she doubts that he will see her in the evening. Dated Saturday, (although in fact ...
Juliette Drouet letter to Victor Hugo
09 Jan 1849
She explains that she did not write to him in the morning because she was late. She has bought for him some barometers or thermometers, but she thinks it is a bad investment. Dated Tuesday, 4:30pm.
Juliette Drouet letter to Victor Hugo
29Jan 1848
She hopes Hugo does not go out in the evening because he could have an accident due to the weather. She also mentions that she is copying his work, without further details. Dated Saturday, 4:30pm.
Juliette Drouet letter to Victor Hugo
05 Jan 1850
She asks him not to work too much and for having passed in the previous evening. She also hopes to see his next speech at the Assembly, but there is often not enough room on the stairs. Dated Saturday...
Juliette Drouet letter to Victor Hugo
02 Jan 1851
She starts the letter by telling her love to Hugo, then says that his two platters were successful (perhaps at a dinner Drouet had given the previous day). She mentions that she will go to Sablonville...