The Life and Letters of Lafcadio Hearn, Volume 2

by Elizabeth Bisland

• Koto-shiro-nushi-no-Kami, legend of, ii: [7], [8], [97];
  • identified with Ebisu, in Matsue, [13];
  • in Mionoseki, [37].

• Krehbiel, Henry Edward, i: [469];
  • Hearn’s friendship with, [55], [60];
  • Hearn’s letters to, [67], [73];
  • text of the letters, [84], [85], [86], [165–244], [277–289], [292–314], [320–325], [330–339], [351–364], [367–380], [384–388], [405–408], [409–411];
  • his Fantaisie Chinoise, [168], [171], [187];
  • his musical essays, [187];
  • his talks, [192];
  • Hearn’s comment on his style, [234], [240], [293], [372], [373];
  • his work on the New York Tribune, [241];
  • his musical criticisms, [386].

• Krehbiel, Mrs. Henry Edward, i: [191], [223].

• Krishna, i: [316].

• Kūkedo, visit to cave of, i: [121], [122].

• Kumamoto, Japan, Hearn’s removal to, i: [124];
  • his life at, [125–128];
  • shrines of, ii: [65];
  • climate of, [66], [69], [73];
  • Hearn’s fellow teachers at, [66], [67], [70], [73];
  • his household at, [67], [74], [81], [110];
  • appearance of, [69], [70], [81];
  • the Dai Go Kōtō-Chūgakkō at, [70], [71], [100];
  • students at, [70], [79];
  • religion in, [76];
  • reading books used in, [79], [102].

• Kwannon, temple of, at Kiyomizu, ii: [28];
  • representations of, [77], [78].

• Kyōtō, Japan, ii: [130];
  • middle school in, [142];
  • Hearn’s fondness for, [192];
  • exhibition in, [257].

• Kyūshū, Japan, ii: [91];
  • Europeanized, [99];
  • students of, [129], [130].

• La Beaume, Jules, his translation of the Koran, i: [327].