Contains a brief letter from Anna de Noailles to an unknown male recipient concerning cocklebur and sorrel as well as a visit the recipient paid Noailles.

Contains a brief letter from Anna de Noailles to an unknown male recipient concerning her current preference for strawberries over apples as well as some verses she had promised the recipient but had not yet sent.

Contains a letter from Anna de Noailles to Lucien Daudet concerning their families and quotidien life.

Contains a brief letter from Anna de Noailles to Madame Daniel-Lesueur concerning Noailles meeting with Baroness Maritza Stiernoteste.

Contains a letter from Anna de Noailles to the bookseller Noël Charavay, concerning a possible theft of her manuscripts, as several had been found at Charavay's shop.

Contains a letter from Anna de Noailles to Madame Aurel concerning Aurel speaking on Henri Franck and his works.

Contains a letter from Anna de Noailles to the poet Francis Carco, complaining about the way a social event transpired.

Contains two letters from Anna de Noailles to Suzanne Hitzel concerning Noailles illness and stay at a hospital.

Contains a letter from Anna de Noailles to an unknown female recipient. Primarily concerns Noailles' admiration for the recipient's poetry.

Contains a letter from Anna de Noailles to an unknown male recipient; Dr. Catherine Perry identifies the recipient as possibly being a critic of Noailles. The letter concerns Noailles' gracious thanks for the recipient's praise of her. The letter features a black mourning border.