The Life and Letters of Lafcadio Hearn, Volume 2

by Elizabeth Bisland

• Jordan, David Starr, president of Stanford University, ii: [496].

• Josephine, Empress of the French, anecdote of statue of, in Martinique, i: [417–419].

• Journalism, rewards of, i: [169], [181];
  • demands of, [242];
  • restraints of, [271], [275];
  • Hearn’s desire to escape from, [274], [276], [363], [397];
  • literary work and, [324]; ii: [222], [480];
  • Hearn’s abandonment of, i: [425];
  • his proposal to return to, ii: [493], [494].

• Judæa, musical instruments furnished to the Romans by, i: [166].

• Kabit, i: [388].

• Kaka, Japan, ii: [6].

• Kalewala, ii: [472], [502];
  • its operatic possibilities, i: [233], [235–237], [239], [307], [308], [388];
  • Hearn’s translations from, [403].

• Kalidasa. See [Sakuntala].

• Kamakura, ii: [346].

• Kano, ii: [73], [104], [119], [279];
  • his knowledge of English, [66];
  • a teacher of jūjutsu, [70].