Filibuth, ou la Montre en Or (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Max Jacob

9780266312437: Filibuth, ou la Montre en Or (Classic Reprint)

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ISBN 10: 0266312438 ISBN 13: 9780266312437

Publisher: Forgotten Books, 2018

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Excerpt from Filibuth, ou la Montre en Or

Merci de votre petit billet. Je laisse � votre sensibilit� le soin de deviner ma reconnaissance les mots d�forment les sentiments. Merci des deux mains et merci� Mme Eh bien! Ce n'aurait pas �t� de refus mais justement, par miracle, j'en ai d�nich� une, de quelqu'un, quelque part. Enfin, bref une perle d'emoire � glace, cher confr�re! Or donc, et par cons�quent, sugg�rez � votre belle amie de mettreles armoires dont la cohue la d�range, � la disposition d'une oeuvre Pbilanthropique, telle que Goutte de Lait, Bouch�e de Pain, Bourneau Economique ou autre Vestiaire du xx�. D'ailleurs, je me fous compl� tement de quoi que ce soit dans ce genre. En tous cas, venez apr�s votre retour ma perle d'armoire d�sire vous conna�tre et nous en profiterons pour nous livrer � la joie.

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One of the key members of the group that formed around Apollinaire, a painter as well as a poet, Jacob lived in extreme poverty, working all manner of jobs throughout his life. Although born Jewish, he converted to Catholicism in 1915, six years after having a vision of Christ. In 1921 he moved from Paris to the small village of Saint Benoit-sur-Loire, close to a Benedictine church, where he remained until his arrest by the Nazis in February1944. He died of bronchial pneumonia the following month in a concentration camp at Drancy, near Paris.

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