Letter Bitter Of La Singer Caroline Branchy IN Sa Girl Pamela

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Letter Bitter Of La Singer Caroline Branchy IN Sa Girl Pamela:
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Bitter letter from singer Caroline Branchu to her daughter PamelaBitter letter from singer Caroline Branchu to her daughter Pamela

Document type : signed autograph letter

Number of documents: 1 - Number of pages: 2 - Format: In-8

Place : Without

Date : 09/18/1847

RECIPIENT : his daughter Pamela

State : Good

After receiving a letter from her daughter Pamela, Caroline Branchu wants to put things straight.

“In your last letter, received on the 14th, you ask me, dear Pamela: what ideas were put in your head? Who is this woman who must, and does, harm me? Finally, we'll explain when I'm in Paris!…

You will see that it is you yourself by the sentences that I am going to copy in your letter of September 3, they will explain to you better than me what made me respond like this that I did it, that's it: ". She copies the 4 sentences that upset her and continues.

" May God grant me the grace that you never have to complain about the black wickedness of these women of whom I am the victim. I never ask God for the punishment of those who have poisoned my existence, and yet they are always punished sooner or later, maybe that’s why.”

I have just said a novena to the Virgin our good and tender mother, I said this novena during the octave of its conception, for your health, your success, the prosperity of your business; and may it give you courage and unalterable happiness; we need it so badly in this continually heartbreaking life!

A good ideal kiss, love and blessing from the sincere mother and friend.” She signs “C. Branchu” and adds: “this soul is always strong and nothing can alter it”.

[Pamela, who lived in London with her partner, Ondine Valmore, daughter of Marceline, had, according to the latter, a despotic character].

Caroline Branchu (Paris, 1778/1850)Soprano, first singer of Napoleon's chamber and chapel; she would have become his mistress.

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For his birthday, she sent him a purse accompanied by a letter, but received no thanks in return. “Our good Augustine has acknowledged receipt, so these two objects are in London, and if she has forgotten them, make her think of them by kissing her tenderly on my behalf as well as my beloved son! What makes me believe that you didn't have anything is that you don't mention it to me in either of your two letters from Masseveaux. I hope you left: Chimène, her children and good Jean in good health! He's the one who told me you went back to London. I have just said a novena to the Virgin our good and tender mother, I said this novena during the octave of its conception, for your health, your success, the prosperity of your business; and may it give you courage and unalterable happiness; we nee