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Peal accession no. 11476. Includes a translation from the French. Accompanied by a clipping on Zola's youth; with the reverse of the album sheet is an undated letter from Vicorien Sardou to [J.?].
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 Zola’s Youth.

M. D’ALMIERAS in La [Em/m continues his articles on the
, earlystruggles ofeminent men, taking M. Zola as his 111; me.
7 At eighteen Zola found the door of almost every liberal
1 profession closed to him, having twice failed to obtain his
; bachelor’s degree “for insufficient knowledge of French.”
Two years later a doctor, a friend of Zola’s family,
tried to keep the proud youth from starvation by giving
him 20 francs to leave cards at people’s houses. About
the same time Zola made his first appearance in the
Paris Press—in a little magazine, Travail—curiously
enough, which, though nominally weekly, appeared
i“ when it could,” one of its chief contributors being
M. Clémenceau. On the arrest of its three chief writers
. -3 Travail ceased publication. Not a year later. Zola
ilhad found a place with MM. Hachette at Ioof. (All a
Smonth in the parcels department. Many years of~
poverty and uncertainty were still before him, but the
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