Works
- Stéphane Vassiliew (1881, not published until 1943)
- Les Complaintes (1885)
- L'Imitation de Notre Dame de la Lune (1886)
- Moralités légendaires (1887)
- Des Fleurs de bonne volonté (1890)
- Derniers vers (1890)
- Berlin, la cour et la ville (1922)
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