The Life and Letters of Lafcadio Hearn, Volume 2

by Elizabeth Bisland

• Friendship, college, ii: [197];
  • basis of, [332], [333];
  • nationality and, [432].

• Fuji-san, climbing of, ii: [375], [390], [391], [392];
  • effect of a typhoon upon, [394];
  • pilgrims to, [448].

• Fujisaki, H., letter from Hearn to, ii: [515–517].

• Funeral rite, Shintō, ii: [59].

• Gaelic tongue, i: [190].

• Galton, Francis, ii: [229].

• Gate of Everlasting Ceremony, ii: [33], [317].

• Gautier, Judith, ii: [362].

• Gautier, Théophile, i: [227], [231];
  • Hearn’s admiration for, [61], [82], [394], [430], [431]; ii: [44], [221], [222];
  • translations of, i: [61], [62], [72], [73], [80–82], [213], [245], [248], [252], [253], [268], [269], [275], [276], [376], [396];
  • Hearn’s comment on his poetry, [253], [255], [269];
  • pantheism of, [255], [256];
  • his style, [269], [275], [324];
  • his portrait, [318];
  • posthumous poetry of, [327];
  • his services ignored by Hugo, [340];
  • his literary generosity, [341];
  • his idea of art, [437];
  • his Avatar, [252], [362], [442], [443];
  • his Emaux et Camées, [82], [259], [260], [275];
  • his Histoire du Romantisme, i: [317]; ii: [222];
  • his Mademoiselle de Maupin, [248], [251], [254], [256], [257], [258], [259];
  • his Roman de la Momie, [226], [253];
  • his Spectre de la Rose, [244].

• Geisha, ii: [22], [73], [82], [95], [114];