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The writings of Lafcadio Hearn
Table of Contents
- Front matter
- Table of contents
- List of illustrations
- Introduction
- Floridian reveries
- To the fountain of youth
- A tropical intermezzo
- A name in the plaza
- Vultur aura
- Creole papers
- Quaint New Orleans and its habitants
- Creole women in the French West Indies
- Arabesques
- Arabian women
- Rabyahs last ride
- Creole Sketches: Introduction
- The glamour of New Orleans
- La Douane
- The city of dreams
- A Creole type
- A visit to New Orleans
- Complaint of Creole boarding-house-keeper
- The boarders reply
- Why crabs are boiled alive
- A Creole journal
- The restless boarder
- Furnished rooms
- Mexican coins
- Louisiana people not gay
- A Creole courtyard
- The Creole character
- A Kentucky Colonel renting rooms
- The dawn of the carnival
- A Mexicans gratitude
- Attention! azim!
- An ultra-canal talk
- A Creole song
- The grandissimes
- A Creole mystery
- Eleusis
- Latin and Anglo-Saxon
- A visitor
- Creole servant girls
- Home
- Old-fashioned houses
- Some positive opinions
- Voices of dawn
- Some Chinese ghosts: preface
- The soul of the great bell
- The story of Ming-Y
- The legend of Tchi-Niu
- The return of Yen-Tchin-King
- The tradition of the tea-plant
- The tale of the porcelain-god
- Notes
- Glossary