Handwritten letter from Monteiro Lobato

The famous writer and businessman Monteiro Lobato, passionate and jealous, writes to his lover.

A handwritten letter from Monteiro Lobato, with the letterhead of the National Union of Industry and Commerce, with an envelope also handwritten addressed to Leonor De Aguiar who lived on Rua Capitão Salomão, behind the Central Post Office. One page. In Portuguese. 21.3 cm x 27.6 cm. No information about date and location. Good state. Single piece.

I already thought of a [plot]

in your case, but

I need even more

some information to form

definitive idea. Where and at what time can I see you, without

the presence of a French nose

who monopolizes the conversation?

Could you book me a place and time over the phone? In that

if you call 21999, from 2 to 4

Lobato

1st letter, the day you found him chez [Fin]

Monteiro Lobato received an inheritance that allowed him to turn to his passion and publish his first short stories in newspapers and magazines. He also became an editor and businessman, also printing books in Brazil at a time when Brazilian books were published in Paris or Lisbon.

In that letter, there is a hint of jealousy when he says that he wants another meeting where "there is no French nose monopolizing the conversation". The heading of the "Sindicato Nacional de Industria e Commercio" also recalls that Monteiro Lobato, in addition to being a great writer, was also a successful businessman.