Paris

First edition.
Richly illustrated.
Small tears to foot of spine, otherwise a very good copy.

New edition, after the original appeared in Rouen in 1615; the Fantasies Bruscambille were published in 1626, also at Rouen. Jolie edition that joins the collection of Elzevier; she released presses Vleugart, printer Brussels. The end of this volume is occupied by a strong free piece Good manners of women s, and fills two pages.
Bound in full morocco lemon late ^eighteenth signed Chambolle Duru. Back with nerves richly decorated with small irons. As an exhibit in red morocco, and dating black leather. Triple mentoring net on the dishes. Large inner frieze. Gilt edges.
Magnificent example, well established, and a perfect freshness.
Originally, these fantasies were haranguing the people speech to encourage them to come to the representations of the actors in the Hotel de Bourgogne; they shine through the joke, volubility, a slope convoluted style in the saucy and satire; these discourses also constituted prologues shows. Deslauriers was one of the actors of the Hotel de Bourgogne.
From the library of Mr. La Roche-Lacarelle. Bookplates in number, a million and two C intertwined.

New edition with some parts in first edition as it has been corrected and revised.
Half navy sheep binding, spine with four raised bands, light rubbing traces on the joints, marbled paper boards, marbled endpavers and pastedowns, contemporary binding.
Light foxing affecting mainly the endpapers.
Original preface by P. Janet.

First edition on ordinary paper
Contemporary indigo half morocco Bradel binding over marbled paper boards by Féchoz, spine with gilt floral motif, gilt date at foot, top edge gilt, covers preserved; black morocco chemise and slipcase by P
Goy & C
Vilaine, date at foot of spine, lined with blue suede
Autograph inscription from Emile Zola to Auguste Marcade A very good unjustified copy in a good binding