Vie de Bohème: A Patch of Romantic Paris

by Orlo Williams

Victor, [13], [25], [28], [31], [32], [45-48], [55], [62], [72], [73], [122], [129-132], [144], [201], [285], [297]
worshipped in Bohème, [25], [45-48], [52], [122], [132-136], [148], [152], [153], [156], [158], [184], [201], [244]
I
IMPASSE du Doyenné, see Doyenné
J
JANIN, Jules, [189], [196], [203], [273]
"Jeune-France" section of Romanticists, the, [45], [57], [58], [61], [94], [95], [139], [142], [150-153]
Johnson, Samuel, [10]
Jonson, Ben, [10]
Jouy, de, [236]
K
KARR, Alphonse, [238], [280]
Kock, Paul de, [285], [287]
L
LAFAYETTE, [24]
Lamartine, [52], [53], [55], [73]
Lamb, Charles, [11], [17], [173], [174]
Lassailly, [44]
Lautour-Mézéray, [103]
Leconte de l'Isle, [233]
Legendre, Madame, [222], [223]
Leleux, Adolphe, [184]
Lelioux, [235], [240]
Le Poitevin, [230]
Louis, XVIII, [23]
Louis Philippe, [13], [22], [24], [26], [27], [59], [79], [200], [201]
Love in Bohème, [173-176], [178-182], [213-218], [246-248]
Lucas, Le Petit, [261]
M
MABILLE, Bal, [280]
Mackeat, Augustus, [136], [141], [155], [272]
Magny's Restaurant, [263]
Maison d'Or, La, [96]
"Mal du Siècle," Le, [35-64], [252], [253], [255]
"Mal Romantique," see "Mal du Siècle"
Malitourne, Armand, [101], [106]
Maquet, Augustus, see Mackeat
Marcel, [15], [16], [21], [119], [120], [126], [198-218], [244], [248], [250], [254], [265-267], [271], [277], [280], [282]
Marilhat, [169], [185]
Maurier, George Du, [7-9]
Mediævalism, worship of by French Romantics, [43-46], [94], [95], [134], [141], [142], [150-153], [201], [210], [211], [221], [224]
Mercœur, Elisa, [29]
Meyerbeer, [175], [176], [270]
Mimi, [213-218], [246-248], [258], [259], [277], [281]
Mogador, Céleste, [280]
Momus, Café, [198], [204], [246], [248], [265-268]
Monnier, Henri, [97-101], [275]
Monselet, Charles, [226], [233], [262]
Montmartre, [67], [216], [288-290], [296], [297]
Moreau, Hégésippe, [29], [53], [261]
Murger, Henry, [15], [16], [33], [194-197], [232-251], [256], [261], [262], [266-268], [269], [272], [277], [280], [290], [296], [298]
"Scènes de la Vie de Bohème," [1], [11], [12], [15], [16], [21], [33], [34], [119], [120], [126], [147], [159], [160], [194-218], [219], [237], [238], [241-249], [254], [263], [265-267], [272], [273], [277], [298]
Bohemian generation of, [64], [200-251], [263], [266-268], [270], [271], [277-281]
Musard, [14], [269], [270], [276]
Bal, [270], [276]
Musette, [213-218], [246], [247], [254], [258], [259], [277], [281]
Music in Bohème, [249], [250]
in Paris, [13], [14], [71], [73], [269-271]
Musset, Alfred de, [13], [17], [48], [71], [76], [92], [93], [102], [106], [115], [184], [202], [244], [302]
N
NADAR, [233], [235], [237], [238], [242], [262], [266-268]
Nanteuil, Célestin, [133], [136], [141], [142], [149], [155], [169], [184]
Nerval, Gérard de, [13], [16], [18], [133-136], [143-146], [148], [149], [154], [155], [160], [162-193], [207], [212], [227], [253], [272], [295], [302]
Nodier, [42], [72], [73]
Noel, [235], [237], [238]
O
O'Neddy, Philothée, [40], [56], [124], [125], [136], [137], [141], [150-153], [155]
Opéra, [79], [96], [97], [104], [270], [271], [293]
Bal de l', [204], [245], [274], [276]
Ourliac, Edmond, [76], [169-172], [177], [186], [187], [272], [275]
P
PALAIS Royal, [268], [289]
Palfèrine, Comte de la, [14], [102], [111-114], [262]
Paphos, [269]
Paris, [11], [12-15], [24], [27], [66], [67], [105], [116], [282-302]
balls in, [155], [177], [178], [181-185], [204], [225], [270], [274-281]
Café de, [79], [86], [87], [91], [169], [259], [260]
drama in, [221], [222], [271-274]; and see "Hernani"
gambling in, [268], [269]
literary salons in, [70-73]
music in, [13], [14], [71], [73], [269-271]
restaurants, &c., in, [121], [129], [130], [136], [147], [148], [169], [177], [181], [198], [204], [211], [225], [227], [230], [246], [248], [259-268]; and see Cabaret; Café
Society in, [65-86], [107], [108]
student life in, [221-225], [231]; and see under Bohème
Pelloquet, Théodore, [197], [251]
Petit Lucas, Le, see Lucas
Moulin Rouge, see Graziano
Phèmie Teinturière, [213-217], [247], [266]
Pilodo, [275]
Pimodan, Hôtel, [231]
Piton, le pâtissier, [262]
Planche, Gustave, [229]
Pomaré, Reine, [280]
Ponsard, [201]
Pottier, [237]
Prado, [275]
Privat d'Anglemont, see Anglemont
Punch, a Romantic drink, [150]
Q
QUARTIER Latin, the, [8], [22], [75], [160], [170], [221-227], [231-233], [249], [250], [262-265], [276-280], [297-299]
R
Rastignac, [14], [75], [78], [80-82], [256], [261]
Récamier, Madame, [36], [37], [71]
Restaurants, see under Paris
Revolution of 1830, the, [22], [24-34], [200]
Rocher de Cancale, Le, [121], [211], [260], [261]
Rodolphe, [15], [119], [120], [126], [198-218], [236], [237], [241], [242], [244], [248], [253], [265-267], [273], [277], [302]
Rogier, Camille, [101], [102], [145], [167-172], [177-180], [184], [187], [193], [256]
Romantic Period in France, the, [12], [16], [20]
salons of, [70-73]
Romanticism, [25], [26], [28-32], [35-64], [129-159], [201-203], [221-224], [252], [253], [255], [284], [301], [302]
Romieu, [97], [98], [102]
Roqueplan, Camille, [169]
Nestor, [13], [17], [104], [105], [111], [162], [169], [212]
Rousseau, [185]
Rubempré, Lucien de, [14], [16], [62], [75], [76], [85], [256], [264], [271]
Rue de la Tour d'Auvergne, [210-212], [240], [242], [243], [296], [297]
de la Vieille Lanterne, [192], [295]
Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Bohemian colony in, [187], [188]
S
SAGUET, Cabaret of Mère, [129], [130]
Sainte-Beuve, [13], [17], [28], [52], [53], [122], [129-132], [157]
Saint-Victor, Paul de, [191], [192]
Sand, George, [16], [17], [93]
Sandeau, Jules, [188], [189]
"Scènes de la Vie de Bohème," see under Murger
Schann, [232], [237], [238], [242], [245], [248], [249], [266-268], [269]
Schaunard, [15], [16], [126], [159], [198-218], [232], [238], [248], [250], [253], [263], [265-268], [271], [280], [281], [302]
Seigneur, Jehan du, [136], [137], [139-141], [148-153], [155]
Sénancour, [37]
Seymour, Lord, [79], [88-90]
Shakespeare, [10]
Smoking in Bohème, [151], [152]
Staël, Madame de, [37]
Steele, Richard, [17]
Students, life of Parisian, [221-225], [231]
Sue, Eugène, [70], [285]
T
TABAR, [237]
Tattet, Alfred, [102], [103], [106]
Thackeray, [264]
Théâtre Bobino, [263], [271]
Français, [133-136]
du Luxembourg, see Théâtre Bobino
Montparnasse, [263]
des Variétés, ball at, [274]
Thom, Napoléon, [136]
Tolstoi, Monsieur de, [236], [240]
Tortoni's Café, [13], [86], [259]
Tournachon, F., see Nadar
"Tout Paris," Le, [73-76]
"Trilby," [7], [8]
Trois Frères Provençaux, Les, [121], [169]
V
VABRE, Jules, [56], [133], [136-138], [140], [155]
Vastine, [237]
Vauquer, La Maison, [14], [16], [81], [298], [299]
Vernet, Horace, [203]
Véron, Doctor, [103], [104]
Vigny, Alfred de, [17], [28], [52], [53], [55], [73]
Villain, [237]
Villiers de l'Isle Adam, [233]
Vincent, Charles, [241], [242]
Viot's Restaurant, [263]
Vitu, [277]
"Viveurs," Les, [70], [76-108], [204], [231], [275], [276]
W
WALLON, Jean,

[238], [250], [266-268]
Wattier, [185], [193]

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The following typographical errors were corrected by the etext transcriber:
Célestin Nauteuil=>Célestin Nanteuil {8}
Les Champs Elisées=>Les Champs Elysées
Gerard de Nerval=>Gérard de Nerval
"Les Jeune France."=>"Les Jeunes France."
Elie Wildmannstadius=>Elie Wildman-stadius
decorated thus because a lew louis d'or=>decorated thus because a few louis d'or
nor ne'er-do-weels=>nor ne'er-do-wells
Charles Mouselet says in his preface to "Paris Anecdote,"=>Charles Monselet says in his preface to "Paris Anecdote,"
Pimodan, Hotel, 231=>Pimodan, Hôtel, 231

FOOTNOTES:

[1] "Les Enfants Perdus de Romantisme."

[2] A. Cassagne: "La Théorie de l'art pour l'art en France chez les derniers romantiques et les premiers réalistes."

[3] "Essais de Psychologie contemporaine," the chapter on Flaubert.

[4] Philothée O'Neddy: "Feu et Flamme."

[5] See René Canat: "Du Sentiment de la Solitude morale chez les romantiques et les parnassiens."