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Japanese Literature INCLUDING SELECTIONS FROM GENJI MONOGATARI

AND

CLASSICAL POETRY AND DRAMA OF JAPAN

WITH CRITICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES BY

EPIPHANIUS WILSON, A.M.

REVISED EDITION

CONTENTS GENJI MONOGATARI

BY MURASAKI SHIKIB

INTRODUCTION

FOOTNOTES:

GENJI MONOGATARI CHAPTER I

THE CHAMBER OF KIRI[2] FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER II

THE BROOM-LIKE TREE FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER III

BEAUTIFUL CICADA FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER IV

EVENING GLORY FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER V

YOUNG VIOLET FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER VI

SAFFRON FLOWER FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER VII

MAPLE FÊTE FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER VIII

FLOWER-FEAST FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER IX

HOLLYHOCK FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER X

DIVINE TREE FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XI

VILLA OF FALLING FLOWERS FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XII

EXILE AT SUMA FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XIII

EXILE AT AKASHI FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XIV

THE BEACON FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XV

OVERGROWN MUGWORT

CHAPTER XVI

BARRIER HOUSE FOOTNOTES:

CHAPTER XVII

COMPETITIVE SHOW OF PICTURES FOOTNOTES:

CLASSICAL POETRY OF JAPAN

[Selections translated by Basil Hall Chamberlain]

INTRODUCTION BALLADS

THE FISHER-BOY URASHIMA

ON SEEING A DEAD BODY THE MAIDEN OF UNÁHI[134] THE GRAVE OF THE MAIDEN OF UNÁHI THE MAIDEN OF KATSUSHIKA THE BEGGAR'S COMPLAINT[137] A SOLDIER'S REGRETS ON LEAVING HOME

FOOTNOTES:

LOVE SONGS

ON BEHOLDING THE MOUNTAIN

LOVE IS PAIN HITOMARO TO HIS MISTRESS NO TIDINGS HOMEWARD THE MAIDEN AND THE DOG LOVE IS ALL HUSBAND AND WIFE HE COMES NOT HE AND SHE THE PEARLS A DAMSEL CROSSING A BRIDGE SECRET LOVE THE OMEN[143] A MAIDEN'S LAMENT RAIN AND SNOW MOUNT MIKASH EVENING

FOOTNOTES:

ELEGIES

ON THE DEATH OF THE MIKADO TENJI[144]

ON THE DEATH OF THE POET'S MISTRESS ELEGY ON THE POET'S WIFE ON THE DEATH OF PRINCE HINAMI ON THE DEATH OF THE NUN RIGUWAÑ ON THE POET'S SON FURUBI SHORT STANZA ON THE SAME OCCASION

FOOTNOTES:

MISCELLANEOUS POEMS

VIEW FROM MOUNT KAGO

THE MIKADO'S BOW[149] SPRING AND AUTUMN SPRING RECOLLECTIONS OF MY CHILDREN THE BROOK OF HATSÚSE LINES TO A FRIEND A VERY ANCIENT ODE THE BRIDGE TO HEAVEN[150] ODE TO THE CUCKOO THE ASCENT OF MOUNT TSUKÚBA COUPLET

FOOTNOTES:

SHORT STANZAS

FOOTNOTES:

THE DRAMA OF JAPAN

[Selected Plays, translated by Basil Hall Chamberlain]

NAKAMITSU

NAKAMITSU PART I PART II

ABSTRACTION

[The Japanese title is "Za-zeñ".] ABSTRACTION FOOTNOTES:

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