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My dear Lionel | My dear Lionel | ||
I realize that the dates of my letters are sometimes the date of their writing, but not the date of their mailing. (Monsieur Delessert, | I realize that the dates of my letters are sometimes the date of their writing, but not the date of their mailing. (Monsieur Delessert, director of the Nord, said: “Our trains rarely arrive on time but always leave at the time set on the timetable” <ref name="n2" />. I cannot even say the same of my letters, since I find on my table this one which was intended for you.)<ref name="n3" /> In the meantime, de Rothschild Frères are sending me the enclosed bulletin and statement<ref name="n4" /> which may be useful to you. I am sending these just in case you need them and I am not replying to the Rothschild Banking House, since my answer will be precisely what you will have me sign. | ||
With my most grateful and best wishes | |||
Marcel Proust | Marcel Proust | ||
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Marcel Proust to Lionel Hauser [Monday 15 May 1916]
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My dear Lionel
I realize that the dates of my letters are sometimes the date of their writing, but not the date of their mailing. (Monsieur Delessert, director of the Nord, said: “Our trains rarely arrive on time but always leave at the time set on the timetable” [2]. I cannot even say the same of my letters, since I find on my table this one which was intended for you.)[3] In the meantime, de Rothschild Frères are sending me the enclosed bulletin and statement[4] which may be useful to you. I am sending these just in case you need them and I am not replying to the Rothschild Banking House, since my answer will be precisely what you will have me sign.
With my most grateful and best wishes
Marcel Proust