The Life and Letters of Lafcadio Hearn, Volume 2

by Elizabeth Bisland

• Occident, possible future domination of, by Orient, ii: [29];
  • indifference in, to stories of the real life of the Orient, [362], [363].

• Ochiai, T. See [Inomata, Teizaburō.]

• O’Connor, William D., Hearn’s letters to, i: [73];
  • his first acquaintance with, [80];
  • text of the letters, [268–275], [290–292], [315–320], [326–329], [340], [341], [348–351], [364–367], [380–384];
  • Hearn’s advice regarding an illness, [365–367];
  • his death, ii: [432].

• Odd, Hearn’s pursuit of the, i: [290], [291], [294], [328], [329].

• Odin, the Hávamál of, ii: [428].

• Œdipus, ii: [168].

• Offenbach, Jacques, i: [222].

• Oho-kuni-nushi-no-Kami, Japanese deity identified with Daikoku, in Matsue, ii: [13].

• Ohokuni, legend of the son of, ii: [6].

• Ōiso, Japan, ii: [6].