Chapter II
. of this volume, I find advertised the works of a certain Dinocourt, of whom I never heard before, and who is not to be found in at least some tolerably full French dictionaries of literature. They have quite appetising titles (one or two given in the passage referred to), and there are in all sixty-two volumes of them, distributed in fours, fives, and sixes among the several works. Ought I to have read these sixty odd volumes of Dinocourt? That is a moral question. That there _are_ sixty odd volumes of him, probably not now very easily obtainable, but somewhere for some one to read if he likes, is a simple fact. And there are no doubt many more than sixty such batches waiting likewise,[567] and quite likely to prove as readable as I found M. Ricard.
I have by no means always felt inclined to acquiesce in the endlessly repeated complaints that the hackwork of literature is worse done in England than it is in France. But having had a very large experience of the novels of both languages, having reviewed hundreds of English novels side by side with hundreds of French as they came from the press, and having also read, for pleasure or duty, hundreds of older ones in each literature, I think that the mysterious quality of readableness pure and simple _has_ more generally belonged to the French novel than to the English. This, as I have endeavoured to point out, is not a question of naughtiness or niceness, of candour or convention. I have indeed admitted that the conventions of the French novel bore me quite as much as anything in ours. It _may_ be partly a question of length, for, as everybody knows, the French took to the average single volume, of some three hundred not very closely printed pages, much sooner than we took to anything of the kind. It is perhaps partly also due to what one of the reviewers of my former volume well called the greater "spaciousness" of the English novel, that is to say, its inclusion of more diverse aims, and episodic subjects, and minor interests generally. For this, while it makes for superior greatness when there is strength enough to carry it off, undoubtedly requires _more_ strength, and so gives more openings for weakness to show itself. There are many average English novels which I should not mind reading, and not a few that I should like to read, again, while there are but few French novels that I should care to read so often as I have cared to read the great English ones. But I could read, for a second time, a very much larger proportion of average French fiction.
Of those books which are "above average" I have tried to say what I thought ought to be said in the volume itself, and there is no need of a "peroration with _much_ circumstance" about them. It is a long way--a perfect maze of long ways leading through the most different countries of thought and feeling--from Atala dying in the wilderness to Chiffon doing exquisitely balanced justice to herself and the Jesuit, by allowing that while he and she were both _bien eleves_, he was _un peu trop_ and she was not. It is not so far, except in time, nor separated by such a difference of intervening country, from the song of the Mandragore in Nodier to those muffled shrieks of a better-known variety of the same mystic plant, that tell us of Maupassant's growing progress to his fate. As you explore the time and the space of the interval you come across wonderful things. There are the micro- macrocosms of Hugo, where, as in Baudelaire's line on the albatross quoted above, he is
## partly hampered because he has come down from the air of poetry to the
earth of prose; of Balzac, where there is no such difficulty, but where the cosmos itself is something other than yours; of Dumas, where half the actual history of France is _dis_realised for your delectation. On a lesser scale you have the manners of town and country, of high life and low life, of Paris most of all, given you through all sorts of perspectives and in all sorts of settings by Paul de Kock and George Sand, by Sandeau and Bernard, by Alexandre Dumas _fils_ and Feuillet, by Theuriet and Fabre. Gautier and Merimee make for you that marriage of story and style which, before them, so few had attempted at all, yet which, since them, so many have tried with such doubtful success. Once more in Flaubert and then for the last time, as far as our survey goes, in Maupassant, you come to that touch of genius which exalts the novel, as it exalts all kinds, indefinably, unmistakably, finally.
And this journey is not like the one great journey, and more than one of the lesser journeys, of our life, irremeable; there is no denial, no curse, no fiend with outstretched claw, to prevent your going back as often as you like, wandering in any direction you please, passing or staying as and where you wish. It has been perhaps unconscionable of me to inflict so big a book on my readers as a cover for giving myself the pleasure of making and remaking such journeys. But if I have persuaded any one of them to explore the country for himself, by him at least I shall not remain unforgiven.
FOOTNOTES:
[558] _V. sup._ "The French Novel in 1850."
[559] Called by some a "deadening" one. There was some very cheerful Life in that Death.
[560] The better part even of M. Ohnet is a sort of vulgarised Sandeau.
[561] _La Tentation_, like others of the very greatest novels, is independent of its time, save in mere unimportant "colour."
[562] How little this change was one back to classicism--as some would have it--we may see presently.
[563] The greatest of all--the direction and maintenance of the revolution under the inspiration of what is called Romance--must be again postponed for a little while.
[564] Of course the convulsions of '48 were ominous enough, but they seemed to be everywhere repressed or placated for a considerable time; and if there had been a single statesman of genius besides Herr von Bismarck (I anticipate but decline the suggestion of Cavour) in the Europe of the next two decades, they might not have broken out again for a much longer time than was actually the case.
[565] Nearly--but fortunately for literature--not quite. The jobbery and the tyranny which are inseparable from democracy in politics find room with difficulty in _our_ "Republic."
[566] I am prepared for blame on account of some of the absences of mention. Perhaps the most provoking, to some readers, will be those affecting two industrious members of the aristocracy: Mme. la Comtesse Dash--more beautifully and properly though less exaltedly, Gabrelli Anna Cisterne de Courtiras, _Vi_comtesse de Saint-Mars--and M. le Comte Xavier de Montepin. They overlapped each other in pouring forth, from the 'forties to the 'nineties, torrents of mostly sensational fiction. But I had rather read them than write about them.
[567] In the same place another novelist, M. Amedee de Bast, of whom I again acknowledge ignorance, advertises no less than _four_ novels of _four_ volumes each, as being actually all at press, _pour paraitre a diverses epoques_. Dryden says somewhere "in epoches mistakes." Let us hope there were none here.
APPENDIX
DATES OF PUBLICATION OF NOVELS ARRANGED UNDER AUTHOR'S NAMES IN THE ORDER OF NOTICE HERE
(_These dates are given subject to the caution stated under Addenda and Corrigenda for Vol. I., p. xvii of this present volume. It has not been thought necessary to add editions, etc., as was done in Vol. I.: almost all the books referred to being in common sale. For dates of the authors themselves, see Index as before. Those of some books merely glanced at are excluded to save room._)
Stael, Mme. de. _Delphine_, 1802; _Corinne_, 1807.
Chateaubriand. _Atala_, 1801, in the _Mercure_; _Rene_, 1802, in _Genie du Christianisme_, 1805; _Le Dernier Abencerage_, 1805; _Les Martyrs_, 1809; _Les Natchez_ in _Oeuvres Completes_, 1826-31.
Paul de Kock. _L'Enfant de ma Femme_, 1812; _Gustave_, 1821; _La Femme, le Mari et l'Amant_, 1829; _Edmond et sa Cousine_, 1843; _Andre le Savoyard_, 1825; _Jean_, 1828. _Mon Voisin Raymond_; 1822; _Le Barbier de Paris_, 1826.
Ducray-Duminil. _Fanfan et Lolotte_, 1787; _Le Petit Carillonneur_, 1809.
Ducange, V. _L'Artiste et la Soldat_, 1827; _Ludovica_, 1830.
Montolieu, Mme. de. _Caroline de Lichtfield_, 1786.
Ricard, A. _L'Ouvreuse de Loges_, 1829-32.
Arlincourt, Vicomte d'. _Le Solitaire_, 1821.
Nodier, Charles. _Les Proscrits_, _Le Peintre de Salzbourg_, etc., 1802-6; _Jean Sbogar_, 1818; _Smarra_, 1821; _Trilby_, 1822; _La Fee aux Miettes_, 1831.
Hugo, Victor. _Han d'Islande_, 1823; _Bug-Jargal_, 1824-26; _Notre Dame de Paris_, 1830; _Les Miserables_, 1862; _Les Travailleurs de la Mer_, 1866; _L'Homme qui Rit_, 1869; _Quatre-Vingt-Treize_, 1873.
Beyle, Henri. _Armance_, 1827; _Le Rouge et le Noir_, 1830; _La Chartreuse de Parme_, 1839; _L'Abbesse de Castro_, 1832. First set of posthumous _Nouvelles_, etc., 1854 onwards; second ditto (_Lamiel_, etc.), 1887 onwards.
Balzac, H. de. Most of the _Juvenilia_ were written, alone or in collaboration, during the years 1821, 1822, 1823, and 1824, but the period of the whole extends to that of _Les Chouans_ (originally _Le Dernier Chouan_), 1829. The dates of the rest, especially considering their frequent rearrangement, are too numerous to give. Those chiefly commented on in text appeared as follows: _Le Peau de Chagrin_, 1831; _Eugenie Grandet_, 1833; _Le Pere Goriot_, 1834; _Les Parents Pauvres_, 1846-47.
Sand, George. _Indiana_, 1832; _Valentine_, 1832; _Lelia_, 1833; _Consuelo_, 1842-43; _La Comtesse de Rudolstadt_, 1844-45; _Lucrezia Floriani_, 1847; _Elle et Lui_, 1859; _Un Hiver a Majorque_, 1842; _La Mare au Diable_, 1846; _La Petite Fadette_, 1840; _F. le Champi_, 1849; _Mauprat_, 1837; _La Daniella_, 1857; _Les Beaux Messieurs de Bois-Dore_, 1858; _Le Marquis de Villemer_, 1861; _Mlle. la Quintinie_, 1863; _Flamarande_, 1875.
Gautier, Theophile. _Les Jeune-France_, 1833; _Mlle. de Maupin_, 1835; _Fortunio_, 1838; _Nouvelles_, 1845; _Jettatura_, 1857; _Le Capitaine Fracasse_, 1863; _Spirite_, 1866.
Merimee, Prosper. (_Clara Gazul_, 1825; _La Guzla_, 1827; _Le Carrosse du Saint-Sacrement_, part of _Clara Gazul_ originally, did not reach the stage till 1850.) _La Jacquerie_, 1828; _Chronique de Charles IX_, 1829. Most of the stories, including _Colomba_, appeared between 1830 and 1840. _Carmen_, 1847; _Dernieres Nouvelles_, 1873.
Musset, A. de. Most of the stories noticed in text appeared originally after 1840 in the _Revue des Deux Mondes_, and were not collected till after his death in 1857. _Mimi Pinson_ had been published in 1852.
Gerard de Nerval. Work noticed appeared sporadically, in many papers and some books, between 1828 and his death in 1855. The best edition of the _Oeuvres Completes_ is of 1868.
Vigny, A. de. _Cinq-Mars_, 1826; _Stello_, 1832; _Servitude et Grandeur Militaires_, 1835.
Fromentin, Eugene. _Dominique_, 1863.
Sainte-Beuve, C. A. _Volupte_, 1834.
Bernard, Ch. de. _Gerfaut_, 1838; _Le Noeud Gordien_, 1838; _Le Paravent_, 1839. The rest between 1840 and his death in 1850.
Sandeau, Jules. _Marianna_, 1839; _Fernand_, 1844; _Valcreuse_, 1846; _La Roche aux Mouettes_, 1871; _Mlle. de La Seigliere_, 1851; _Sacs et Parchemins_, 1851; _Mlle. de Kerouare_, 1842; _La Maison de Penarvon_, 1858.
Sue, Eugene. _Le Coucaratcha_, 1832-34; _La Vigie de Koatven_, 1833; _Les Mysteres de Paris_, 1842-43; _Le Juif Errant_, 1844-45; _Les Sept Peches Capitaux_, 1847-49.
Soulie, Frederic. _Memoires du Diable_, 1837-38; _Le Lion Amoureux_, 1839; _Le Chateau des Pyrenees_, 1843.
Murger, Henri. _[Scenes de] La Vie de Boheme_, 1851; _Les Buveurs d'Eau_, 1855; _Adeline Protat_, 1853; _Le Sabot Rouge_, 1860. (Shorter stories at different dates between 1848 (?) and his death in 1861.)
Reybaud, Louis. _Jerome Paturot_, Part I., 1843; _Jerome Paturot_, Part II., 1848.
Mery, Joseph. _Les Nuits Anglaises_, 1853.
Karr, Alphonse. _Sous les Tilleuls_, 1832.
Beauvoir, Roger de. _Stories mostly, 1832-53.
Ourliac, Edouard. _Stories mostly_, 1835-48.
Achard, Amedee. _Belle-Rose_, 1847.
Souvestre, Emile. _Les Derniers Bretons_, 1835-37; _Le Foyer Breton_, 1844; _Un Philosophe sous les Toits_, 1850.
Feval, Paul. _La Fee des Greves_, 1851.
Borel, Petrus. _Champavert_, 1833; _Madame Putiphar_, 1839.
Dumas pere. _Isabeau? [-bel? -belle?] de Baviere_, 1835; _Le Comte de Monte Cristo_, 1844-45; _Les Trois Mousquetaires_, 1844; _Vingt Ans Apres_, 1845; _La Reine Margot_, 1845; _Le Vicomte de Bragelonne_, 1848-50.
The sequels of _La Reine Margot_ and the major part of the eighteenth-century series appeared between 1846 and 1850; _Olympe de Cleves_ in 1852; _Les Louves de Machecoul_ in 1859. Little of real value in novel later. The period of chief attack on him for plagiarism, _supercherie_, "novel-manufacture," etc., was 1845-48.
Dumas fils. _Tristan le Roux_, 1850; _La Dame aux Camelias_, 1848; _Antonine_, 1849; _La Vie a Vingt Ans_, 1854; _Aventures de Quatre Femmes et d'un Perroquet_, 1846-47; _Trois Hommes Forts_, 1851; _Diane de Lys_, 1853; _Affaire Clemenceau_, 1866; _Ilka_, 1895.
Janin, Jules. _L'Ane Mort et la Femme Guillotinee_, 1829; _Barnave_, 1831.
Flaubert, Gustave. _Madame Bovary_, 1857; _Salammbo_, 1862; _L'Education Sentimentale_, 1869; _La Tentation de Saint-Antoine_, 1848-74; _Trois Contes_, 1877; _Bouvard et Pecuchet_, 1881.
Feuillet, Octave. _Le Roman d'un jeune homme pauvre_, 1858; _M. de Camors_, 1867; _La Petite Comtesse_, 1857; _Julia de Trecoeur_, 1872; _Honneur d'Artiste_, 1890; _La Morte_, 1886.
Daudet, Alphonse. _Le Petit Chose_, 1868; _Robert Helmont_, 1876; _Lettres de Mon Moulin_, 1869; _Jack_, 1862; _Tartarin de Tarascon_, 1872; _Le Nabob_, 1877; _Les Rois en Exil_, 1879; _Numa Roumestan_, 1890; _L'Evangeliste_, 1883; _Sapho_, 1884; _L'Immortel_, 1888.
About, Edmond. _Le Roi des Montagnes_, 1856; _Tolla_, 1855; _Germaine_, 1867; _Madelon_, 1863; _Maitre Pierre_, 1858.
Ponson du Terrail, Pierre A. _Rocambole_, 1859; _Les Gandins_, 1861.
Gaboriau, Emile. _L'Affaire Lerouge_, 1866.
Feydeau, Ernest. _Fanny_, 1858; _Sylvie_, 1861; _Daniel_, 1859.
Droz, Gustave. _Monsieur, Madame et Bebe_, 1866; _Entre Nous_, 1867.
Cherbuliez, Victor. _Le Comte Kostia_, 1863; _Le Roman d'une Honnete Femme_, 1867; _Meta Holdenis_, 1873; _Miss Rovel_, 1875; _Samuel Brohl et Cie_, 1877; _Olivier Maugant_, 1885.
Barbey d'Aurevilly, Jules. _Les Diaboliques_, 1874; _L'Ensorcelee_, 1854; _Un Prete Marie_, 1865.
Cladel, Leon. _Les Va-nu-pieds_, 1873; _Crete-Rouge_, 1880; _La Fete Votive de Saint-Bartholomee Porte-Glaive_, 1872.
Champfleury. _Les Excentriques_, 1852; _Madame Eugenio_, 1874.
Goncourt, E. and J. Dates in text: from 1860 to 1870.
---- E. only. _Cherie_, 1884.
Zola, E. _Contes a Ninon_, 1864; _L'Attaque du Moulin_, 1880; The Rougon-Macquart books, 1871-93; "Les Trois Villes," 1894-98; "Les Quatre Evangiles," 1890-1903.
Maupassant, Guy de. _Boule de Suif_, 1880; _La Maison Tellier_, 1881; _Bel-Ami_, 1885; _Une Vie_, 1883; _Pierre et Jean_, 1888; _Fort comme la Mort_, 1889; _Notre Coeur_, 1890. Smaller Tales, 1880-93, and posthumously.
Huysmans, J. K. Contribution to _Les Soirees de Medan_, 1880; _Les Soeurs Vatard_, 1879; _La-Bas_, 1891; _A Rebours_, 1884.
Belot, Adolphe. _Mlle. Giraud ma Femme_, 1870; _La Femme de Feu_, 1872.
Fabre, Ferdinand. _L'Abbe Tigrane_, 1873; _Norine_, 1889; _Le Marquis de Pierrerue_, 1874; _Mon Oncle Celestin_, 1881; _Lucifer_, 1884; _Taillevent_, 1894; _Toussaint Galabru_, 1887.
Theuriet, Andre. _Sauvageonne_, 1881; _Raymonde_, 1877; _Le Fils Maugars_, 1879.
Ohnet, Georges. _Serge Panine_, 1881; _Le Maitre de Forges_, 1882; _Le Docteur Rameau_, 1888; _La Grande Marniere_, 1885.
Rod, Edouard. _La Course a la Mort_, 1885; _Le Sens de la Vie_, 1889; _La Vie Privee de Michel Teissier_, 1893 (2nd part, 1894); _La Sacrifiee_, 1892; _Le Silence_, 1894; _La-Haut_, 1897; _L'Eau Courante_, 1902.
Mendes, Catulle. _Lesbia_, 1886.
(_In a not inconsiderable number of cases a difference of_ one _year will be found, from the dates as given in some reference books. This, which renews the elder trouble of "Old" and "New" Style, arises, probably, if not certainly, from the fact of the book having appeared late in autumn or early in spring, with a title-page, anticipatory or retrospective, as the case may be. The same thing occurs, of course, with English books; but not, I think, so often. French books, moreover, unless I am mistaken, not infrequently appear with_ no _date on title-page._)
INDEX
(This Index has been constructed on the same principles as that of Vol. I. But the full names, birth- and death-dates, titles, etc., of authors included in the former Index are not repeated here.)
_Abencerage, Le Dernier_, 20 _note_
About, Edmond (1828-1885), 427-436
Achard, Amedee, 281, 319-321, 349
_Acta Sanctorum_, 408
Addison, 46 _note_
_Adele et Theodore_, 68
_Adeline Protat_, 305
_Adieu_, 505
_Adolphe_, 3, 17, 286, 336, 346 _note_
_Affaire Clemenceau_, 388-395, 400, 558
_Agamemnon_, the, 26
Ainsworth, H., 321, 351
_Ames du Purgatoire, Les_, 240
_Amours de Philippe, Les_, 418
_Anatomy of Melancholy, The_, 240 _note_
_Andre le Savoyard_, 9, 50, 51
_Angelique_, 259 _note_
_Anti-Jacobin, The_, 31
_Antonine_, 377
_A Rebours_, 515
Aristophanes, 404, 409 _note_
Arlincourt (Charles Victoire Prevot, Vicomte d', 1789-1856), x, 40, 44 _note_, 78-80, 352 _note_
_Armance_, 135-137
Arnold, Mr. M., 25, 28, 35, 97, 164, 279, 412, 436, 444, 520
_Arsene Guillot_, 241
_Astree_, the, 62, 201 _note_, 350
_As You Like It_, 137, 235
_Atala_, 20 _sq._, 561, 569
Aubigne, Agrippa d', 262
Augier, E., 290
_Aurelia_, 257 _sq._
_Aurora Leigh_, 297
Austen, Miss, 142, 168, 194, 295 _note_, 353, 358, 537, 560
_Avatar_, 226
_Adventures de Quatre Femmes et d'un Perroquet_, 379, 380
_Aziyade_, 554
_Babe, B.A., The_, 537 _note_
_Bal de Sceaux, Le_, 162
Balzac, Honore de (1799-1850), v, 64, 133, 135 _note_, 146, 147 _note_, 152-175, 177, 198, 208, 227, 231 _note_, 240, 282, 289, 293, 343, 347, 348, 363, 364, 386, 423, 432 _note_, 434, 436 _note_, 472, 559, 569
_Baptiste Montauban_, 86
Barbey d'Aurevilly, Jules (1808-1889), 401, 449-455, 505 _note_
_Barbiere de Paris, Le_, 58, 59
_Barnaby Rudge_, 47 _note_
Bast, A. de, 568 _note_
_Batard de Mauleon, Le_, 328
_Battuecas, Les_, 68
Baudelaire, Charles Pierre (1821-1867), 15, 131 _note_, 228, 255 _note_, 412, 413, _note_, 450 and _note_, 451, 485, 491, 515, 516, 569
_Beatrix_, 165, 177
_Beau Pecopin, Le_, 110
Beauvoir, Roger de (Edouard-Roger de Bully, 1809-1866), 317, 318
_Beaux Messieurs de Bois-Dore, Les_, 179 _sq._
Beckford (the father), 271 _note_
Beckford (the son), xix
_Bedford Row Conspiracy, The_, 294
Bedier, M., xiii
_Bel-Ami_, 486 _sq._
_Belinda_, 419 _note_
_Belisaire_, 562
Beljame, M., 347 _note_
_Belle-Rose_, 320, 321
Belot, Adolphe (1829-1890), 516, 517
Benson, Mr. E. F., 537 _note_
Beranger, 41 _note_, 60
Bernard (Charles de Bernard du Grail de la Villette, 1805-1850), v, 208, 237, 240, 281, 289-296, 306, 317, 343, 569
Bernardin de Saint-Pierre, 18, 22, 101
Bertrand, Louis [or Aloysius] Jacques Napoleon (1807-1841), 82, 228
_Bevis of Hampton_, 124
Beyle, Marie Henri (1783-1842), vi, 133-152, 169, 273, 336, 343, 348, 356, 363, 396, 559
Bismarck, 559 _note_
Blake, 10 _note_, 188, 281, 317, 318 and _note_, 479, 527
Blennerhassett, Lady, 8
_Boheme Galante, La_, 257 _sq._
_Bookman's Budget, A_, 488 _note_
Borel, Pierre or Petrus d'Hauterive (1809-1859), 322, 371, 453
Borrow, G., 238, 256, 436 _note_
Bossuet, 37 _note_
Boswell, xix
_Boule de Suif_, 468, 473, 485 _sq._
Bourget, M. P., 554
_Bouvard et Pecuchet_, 401 _note_ and _sq._
_Bovary, Madame_, 400 _sq._
Braddon, Miss, 205, 457
Bradlaugh, Mr., 396
Bright, Mr., 315
_Britannia, The_, 52, 53 _notes_
Brizeux, 282
Broadhead, Mr., 115 _note_
Bronte, Charlotte, 192
Browne, Sir T., vii, 205
Browning, 141, 159 _note_, 261, 486, 497, 521 _note_, 556
Browning, Mrs., 297
Brummell, 449
Brunetiere, M., 166 _note_, 167, 168, 173, 293, 295, 335, 459
Buchanan, Mr., 380
_Bug-Jargal_, 100, 101, 130, 158
Buloz, 429
Bulwer (the first Lord Lytton), 180, 317, 351
Burney, Miss, 65, 192, 560
Burns, 348 _note_
Burton (of the _Anatomy_), 246 _note_, 409 _note_, 414
_Buveurs d'Eau, Les_, 305-306
Byron, 14, 19, 25 and _note_, 78, 135 _note_, 147 _note_, 154, 184, 352, 455 _note_
_Cabaret des Morts, Le_, 317, 318
Cabet, 297 _note_
Caird, E., xi
_Callista_, 31
_Camp of Refuge, The_, 342
_Candide_, xvii
_Canticles_, the, 497
_Capitaine Burle, Le_, 473
_Capitaine Fracasse, Le_, 58, 234
Carlyle, Mr., 16, 64, 111, 115, 400 _note_, 444, 478, 486
_Carmen_, 237 _sq._
_Caroline de Lichtfield_, 65-68
_Carrosse du Saint-Sacrement, Le_, 250-251
_Cas de Rupture, Un_, 384
_Castle of Otranto, The_, 170
_Castor, Le_, 305
Castries, Mme. de, 282
_Cathinelle_, 521
Cattermole, 47 _note_
Catullus, 227
Cavour, 559 _note_
Cazotte, 251
_Celle-ci et Celle-la_, 231
_Cesarine_, 495 _note_, 554
_Chalis, Mme. de_, 442
_Chambre Bleue, La_, 247-248
_Champavert_, 322, 371, 453
Champfleury (Jules Fleury Husson, 1821-1889), 449, 455-458
Charlevoix, 28
Charrieres, Mme. de, xix
_Chartreuse de Parme, La_, 137-140, 152 _note_
Chastes, Ph., 167
_Chasseur Vert, Le_, 148-150
Chateaubriand (Francois Auguste, Vicomte de, 1768-1848), vi, ix, 1, 2, 18-38, 78, 80, 209, 282, 343, 346, 347, 351, 356, 472, 561, 562
_Chateau de la Misere, Le_, 90 _note_, 234, 339
_Chateau des Pyrenees, Le_, 298-300
_Chateau d'If, Le_, 330
_Chatiments, Les_, 110
Chatterton, 266, 271, 272
Chaucer, 470
_Chef-d'Oeuvre Inconnu, Le_, 162
Chenier, A., 266 _sq._
Cherbuliez, Victor (1829-1899), v, 446-449
_Cherie_, 463
Chester, T., xiii
Chesterfield, Lord, 464
_Chevalier de Maison Rouge_, 328
_Chevalier d'Harmental_, 330
_Chevaliers du Cygne, Les_, 69
_Chevre de M. Seguin, La_, 425
_Chiffon, Le Mariage de_, 554, 569
Chopin, 177 _note_ and _sq._
_Chouans, Les_, 64, 152 _sq_.
_Christabel_, 26
Christophe et Cerfbeer, MM., 153, 157 _note_
"Christopher North" (Prof. Wilson), 261
_Chronique de Charles IX_, 58, 248-249
_Ciel et l'Enfer, Le_, 251
_Cinq-Mars_, 262 _sq._, 332, 564
Cladel, Leon (1835-1892), 449-451
Clare (the poet), 268
_Clarissa_, 111, 419
_Clarissa Furiosa_, 144 _note_
_Claude Gueux_, 102, 103, 111
_Clelie_, 111
_Cloister and the Hearth, The_, 141, 351
Cochin, M. Henry, 554 _note_
_Coeur Simple, Un_, 407 sq.
Coleridge, 26
_Colline, Histoire d'une_, 314-315
_Colomba_, 239 sq.
_Colomban, Le R. P._, 521, 522
_Combe de l'Homme mort, La_, 86
_Comedie Humaine_. _See_ Balzac
Comte, 297
_Comte de Corke, Le_, 69
_Comte Kostia, Le_, 448
_Comtesse de Rudolstadt, La_, 179 _sq._
Constant, B., xix, 2 _note_, 3, 346, 560
_Consuelo_, 179 _sq._
_Contemplations, Les_, 110
_Contes a Ninon_, 473
_Contes de la Becasse_, 501 _sq._
_Contes Drolatiques_, 58, 160 _note_, 162, 163
_Contes du Bocage_, 318, 319
_Contes et Nouvelles_ (Dumas _fils_), 387
_Corinne_, vi, 7-91, 38, 106, 201, 561
Corneille, 34, 262, 291
_Course a la Mort, La_, 584 _sq._
_Cousin Pons, Le_, 164
_Cousine Bette, La_, 157 _sq._
Crebillon _fils_, 46, 209, 231, 250, 355, 362, 367 _note_, 386, 471, 497, 567
_Crete-Rouge_, 451
_Crime de Silvestre Bonnard, Le_, 554
Croce, Signor B., xi
Croft, Sir H., 81, 86
_Crofton Boys, The_, 505 _note_
_Croisilles_, 254 _note_
_Croix de Berny, La_, 312 _note_
_Cromwell_, 105 _note_
Cruikshank, 47 _note_
Dahn, 403
_Dame aux Camelias, La_, 367 _sq._, 389
_Dame de Monsoreau, La_, 329
_Daniel_, 442
_Daniella, La_, 201
Dante, 29 _note_, 188, 512, 546
Darmesteter, M., 358
"Dash," La Comtesse (1804-1872), 567 _note_
Daudet, Alphonse (1840-1897), 414, 422-427, 452, 461, 463, 465, 522, 558
Daudet, Ernest, 422 _note_
Daumier, 47, 456
Day, Thomas, 70
_Dead Leman, The_, 210 _note_
Defoe, 287, 362
_De l'Amour_, 135 _note_
Delille, 34
_Delphine_, vi, 2-7, 9
_Demoiselles de Magazin, Les_, 61
De Quincey, 35, 256, 258, 298
_Dernier Jour d'un Condamne, Le_, 101, 102, 111
_Derniers Bretons, Les_, 321
Desbordes-Valmore, Mme., 283
_Des Vers_, 484
_Deux Freres, Les_, 204
_Deux Maitresses, Les_, 253
_Diable Amoureux, Le_, 81, 251
_Diaboliques, Les_, 450 _sq._, 505 note
_Diane de Lys_, 382, 383
Dickens, 62, 111, 128, 129, 170, 173, 258, 325, 331, 348, 423, 425, 444, 456, 486, 557
Diderot, 228, 236, 256, 434, 471
_Dies Irae_, 513
_Dimanches d'un Bourgeois de Paris, Les_, 499
Dinocourt, 567
Disraeli, Mr., 423, 537 _note_
_Djoumane_, 244-245
Dobson, Mr. A., 488 _note_
_Docteur Rameau, Le_, 535 _sq._
_Docteur Servans, Le_, 384-385
_Dominique_, 277-280, 356, 537
_Don Juan de Vireloup, Le_, 532 _sq._
Donne, 26, 290 _note_, 497
_Dot de Suzette, La_, 76 _note_
Droz, Antoine Gustave (1832-1895), 443-446
Dryden, 568 _note_
Du Camp, Maxime, 400 _note_
Ducange (Victor Henri Joseph Brahain, 1783-1833), 40, 71-75, 77, 158
Ducray-Duminil, Francois Guillaume (1761-1819), x, 40, 64, 70, 71, 98, 158, 560, 561
Dudevant, Amantine Lucile Aurore (1804-1876). _See_ Sand, George
Dumas _pere_, Alexandre (1803-1870), v, 58, 64, 128, 133, 147 _note_, 228, 234, 249, 264, 281, 289, 298, 307, 319, 323-342, 348, 351, 352, 354, 357, 359, 361 _note_, 522, 569
Dumas _fils_, Alexandre (1824-1895), viii, 153, 344, 362, 363, 365-396, 414, 463, 558, 569
Du Maurier, Mr., 82
Ebers, 403
Eccelino da Romano (Ezzelin), 115 _note_
_Ecclesiastes_, 26, 492
Edgeworth, Miss, 69, 419 _note_
_Edmond et sa Cousine_, 48-50
Egan, Pierce, 44
_Elle et Lui_, 177 _note_ and _sq._
Elton, Prof., xii
_Emmeline_, 253-254
_Empress of Morocco, The_, 523 _note_
_Encyclopaedia Britannica_, 373
_Entre Nous_, 443 _sq._
_Epicurean, The_, 37
Erckmann (1822-1899)-Chatrian (1826-1890), 458 _note_
_Esmond_, 351, 354
_Eugenie Grandet_, 157 _sq._
_Excentriques, Les_, 449, 455 _sq._
_Fabiola_, 31
Fabre, Ferdinand (1830-1898), 278, 279, 452, 518-529, 569
_Faerie Queene, The_, 354 _note_
Faguet, M., 155
_Famille Carvajal, La_, 251
_Family Herald, The_, 71
_Fanfarlo, La_, 450 _note_
_Fanny_, 441
_Faux Saulniers, Les_, 259 _note_
_Federigo_, 244
_Fee aux Miettes, La_, 81 _sq._, 258
_Fee des Greves, La_, 321
_Femme Immortelle, La_, 438
Fenelon, 205
_Fernand_, 290
Feuillet, Octave (1822-1890), v, 67, 169, 204, 326, 381 _note_, 386, 414-422, 447, 449, 452, 454 _note_, 558, 569
Feval, Paul (1817-1887), 281, 321, 349
Feydeau, Ernest (1821-1873), 440-443
Fielding, 131, 168, 229, 362, 455 _note_
Fievee, Joseph (1767-1839), 76 _note_
_Fille aux Yeux d'Or, La_, 162, 166, 173
_Filles du Feu, Les_, 257 _sq._
_Fils du Titien, Le_, 253
_Fils Maugars, Le_, 529 _sq._
Fiorentino, 326
_Flamarande_, 177 _note_ and _sq._, 557
Flaubert, Gustave (1827-1880), v, viii _note_, 163, 169, 206, 362, 365, 386, 397-413, 427, 449, 452, 461, 465, 467, 473 _note_, 486, 490 _note_, 492 558, 560, 569
_Fleurs du Mal, Les_, 450 _note_
Foa, Eugenie (1795-1853), 76 _note_
Folengo, 256
_Folie Espagnole, La_, 20 _note_
_Fort comme la Mort_, 491 _sq._
_Fortnightly Review_, vi, 304, 484 _note_
_Fortunio_, 266 _sq._
Foscolo, Ugo, 25
Fourier, 297
_Foyer Breton, Le_, 321
_Fragoletta_, 155 _note_
France, M. A., 554
_Francois le Champi_, 179 _note_
Franco-Prussian War, 1870-71, Maupassant's stories of, 501-502
_Frederic et Bernerette_, 252-253
_Frere Jacques_, 61 and _note_
_Fromont Jeune et Risler Aine_, 423
Fromentin, Eugene (1820-1876), 277-280, 493, 537
Fronde, Mr., 400 _note_
Furetiere, 471
Gaboriau, Emile (1835-1873), 147 _note_, 303 _note_, 436-440
_Gandins, Les_, 438
_Gaspard de la Nuit_, 228, 255 _note_, 450 _note_
Gautier, Theophile (1811-1872), v, vi, 81, 90 _note_, 206, 208-237, 239, 259, 277, 278, 289, 307, 312, 317, 339, 343, 348, 356, 370 _note_, 386, 399, 413, 441, 456, 461, 472, 553, 564, 569
Gautier, Mme. Judith, 553 _note_
Gavarni, 47, 461 _note_
_Gendre, Le_, 294
_Gendre de M. Poirier, Le_, 290
_Genie du Christianisme, Le_, 20
Genlis, Mme. de, 40, 68, 69
George Eliot, 192, 205
George III., 339
Gerard de Nerval (Labrunie, Gerard, 1808-1855), vi, 81, 82, 208, 209, 228, 255-261, 312, 349, 356, 397, 456
_Gerfaut_, 292
_Germaine_, 432 _sq._
_Germinie Lacerteux_, 411, 461 _sq._
Gibbon, 2 _note_, 3 _note_
Gilbert (French poet), 266 _sq._
_Gilbert Gurney_, 56
Girardin, E. de, 209, 339
Girardin, Mme. de (Delphine Gay, 1805-1855), 312 _note_
Gissing, 30
Gladstone, Mr., 434
_Glu, La_, 554
_Goddam!_, 45 _note_
Godwin, 182
Goethe, 24, 25, 154
_Golden Ass, The_, 88
Goncourts, the--Edmond (1822-1896), 169, 206, 362, 399, 411, 423
---- Jules (1830-1870), 452, 460-466, 487
_Grand Cyrus, Le_, 111
_Grande Breteche, La_, 162, 163, 173
_Grande Marniere, La_, 535 _sq._
_Grangette_, 383
Gray, 567
Gregory, Mr. George, 70 _note_
Guerin, Eugenie de, 283
Guizot, 345
_Gustave ou Le Mauvais Sujet_, 44-48
_Guy Mannering_, 152 _note_
_Guzla, La_, 250
"Gyp", 437, 554
Halsbury, Lord, 434
Hamilton, A., v, xix, 134, 209
_Hamlet_, 15, 26, 157, 235
_Han d'Islande_, 97-100
Harrisse, M. H., xviii
Haydon, 233 _note_
Hazlitt, 135 _note_, 210
_Headless Horseman, The_, 397
Hearn, Mr. L., 210 _note_, 222
Heine, 19 _note_, 411, 497
Helisenne de Crenne, 178 _note_, 487
Henley, Mr., 319 _note_, 324, 328 _note_, 330 _note_
_Hereward the Wake_, 391
_Hernani_, 105 _note_
_Herodias_, 408
Herodotus, 121
Herrick, 210
_Histoire des Treize_, 166, 167
_Histoire du Lieutenant Valentin_, 456
_Histoire d'une Puce Enragee_, 270, 277
_Histoire sans Nom, Une_, 455
Hitchcock, Miss Elsie, xii
_Hiver a Majorque, Un_, 177 _note_ and _sq._
Hoffmann, 81 and 82 _note_, 230
Homer, 27, 32, 33 _note_, 268 _note_, 340 _note_
_Honneur d'Artiste_, 420 _sq._
Hook, Theodore, 44 _note_, 56, 353
Horace, 404, 425
_Horla, Le_ (and other terror-stories of Maupassant's), 503 _note_, 508, 509
Houghton, Lord, 255 _note_
Hugo, Victor Marie (1802-1885), vi, x, 19, 40, 96-133, 147 _note_, 167, 173, 182, 188, 208, 227, 256 _note_, 262, 266, 277, 343, 348, 351, 356, 386, 450, 459 _note_, 467, 472, 497, 556, 557, 564, 569
Hunt, Leigh, 43
Huysmans, Joris Karl (1848-1907), 452, 453 _note_, 485, 515, 516, 556
_Hypatia_, 31
_Hyperion_ (Keats's), 169
_Idees et Sensations_, 461
_Ilka_, 387-388
_Il Viccolo di Madama Lucrezia_, 243-244
_Indiana_, 177 _note_ and _sq._
_Ines de las Sierras_, 81 _sq._, 246, 339
Irving, Washington, 317
_Isabel de Baviere_, 328
_It is Never too Late to Mend_, 102
_Ivanhoe_, 124 _note_, 353
_Jack_, 423 _sq._
Jacob, P. L., 231 _note_
_Jacquerie, La_, 249, 250
_Jacques le Fataliste_, 236, 526 _note_
James, G. P. R., 201, 321, 351
---- Mr. H., 399, 493 _note_
Janin, Jules Gabriel (1804-1874), 73, 231 _note_, 369, 370 _note_, 453
_Japhet in Search of a Father_, 61 _note_
_Jean_, 51-54
_Jean Sbogar_, 95 _note_
Jeffrey, 566
_Jerome Paturot_, 306-312, 499
_Jesus Christ en Flandre_, 162
_Jettatura_, 226
_Jeune-France, Les_, 227 _sq._, 243, 307, 441
Johnson, Dr., xix, 17, 65, 370, 383 _note_, 513
_Jonathan Wild_, 403
Jonson, Ben, 121, 409 _note_
_Journal des Goncourt, Le_, 461, 462, 465
_Juif Errant, Le_, 296
_Julia de Trecoeur_, 381 _note_, 418 _sq._
_Julie_, 225
Juvenal, 404
Karr, Alphonse (1808-1890), 281, 316, 317, 326
Keats, 184, 233 _note_
_Kenilworth_, 124 _note_, 353
Ker, Professor, xii, 15 _note_
Kingsley, Charles, 31, 111, 123, 351, 520
Kipling, Mr., 3, 70 _note_, 489
Kock, Paul de (Charles P., 1794-1871), vi, x, 9, 40-63, 69, 74 _note_, 80, 95 _note_, 158, 188, 302, 305, 308, 349, 357, 569
_L'Abbe Aubain_, 242
_L'Abbe Tigrane_, 279, 519 _sq._
_L'Abbesse de Castro_, 140
Laclos, 6, 231, 302, 359, 360, 426, 487
Lacordaire, 283
_L'Affaire Lerouge_, 439, 440
_La Femme de Feu_, 516
_La Femme, le Mari et l'Amant_, 54-56
_La Fille aux Trois Jupons_, 60
La Fontaine, 227 _note_
La Harpe, 38
_La-Haut_, 547 _sq._
_Lalla Rookh_, 31
Lamartine, 25, 283
Lamb, Charles, 82, 256, 341, 348 _note_
Lamennais, 34, 188, 205, 283, 467
La Mettrie, 190
_Lamiel_, 147, 148
Landor, 258
_L'Ane Mort et la Femme Guillotinee_, 370 _note_, 153
Lang, Mr. A., 210 _note_, 256, 292, 324, 437
_La Religieuse_, 516
La Rochefoucauld, 426
_L'Artiste et le Soldat_, 72
_Last Days of Pompeii, The_, 31
Latouche, Henri de (really Hyacinthe Joseph Alexandre Thabaud de L. (1785-1851)), 154 and _note_
_L'Attaque du Moulin_, 473, 485
_Launfal_, xiii
_Laure Ruthwen_, 95 _note_
_L'Eau Courante_, 551
Le Breton, M., 168
Leconte de Lisle, 262 _note_, 488 _note_
_L'Ecueil_, 294
_L'Education Sentimentale_, 403 _sq._, 558
Leech, 499
_Legende des Siecles, La_, 110
_Legende du Mont Saint-Michel_, 502
_Lelia_, 179 _sq._, 577
Lemaitre, M. Jules, 15 _note_
Le Moyne, le Pere, 262 note
_L'Enfant de sa Femme_, 462
_L'Ensorcelee_, 450 _sq._
Leopardi, 273
_L'Epave_, 501
Lesage, 301, 346, 362, 471
"Les Quatre Evangiles," Zola's, 474, 477-480
"Les Trois Villes," Zola's, 474, 477
_Lettres de Mon Moulin_, 423 _sq._
_L'Evangeliste_, 411, 426
Lewis, "Monk," 251
_L'Homme aux Trois Culottes_, 60
_L'Homme Qui Rit_, 122-127, 131, 348, 472
_L'Hotellerie Sanglante_, 303
_Liaisons Dangereuses, Les_, 143 and _note_, 487
_Liber Amoris_, 135 _note_
_Life in London_, 44
_L'Immortel_, 424 _sq._
_Lion Amoureux, Le_, 300 _note_
_Lionne, La_, 300 _note_
_L'Irreparable_, 554
Locker, Mr., 488
Lockhart, 30
_Loge a Camille, Une_, 384
_Lokis_, 245-246
Lokman, 83-86
_Lolotte et Fanfan_, 40, 70
Longfellow, 527 _note_
"Loti, Pierre," 554
_Louis Lambert_, 166, 174
_Louves de Machecoul, Les_, 328
_L'Ouvreuse de Loges_, 75-77
Lucian, 256, 404
_Lucifer_, 524 _sq._
Lucretius, 26, 546
_Lucrezia Floriani_, 177 _note_ and _sq._
_Ludovica_, 72-75, 77
_Lui et Elle_, 177 _note_
Macfarlane, Ch., 342
Mackenzie, 14
Maclise, 47 _note_
_Madame Bovary_, 169, 400 _sq._, 558
_Madame de Chamblay_, 328
_Madame Eugenio_, 456
_Madame Gervaisais_, 461 _sq._
_Madame Putiphar_, 322
_Madelon_, 434 _sq._
_Mademoiselle Annette_, 551
_Mademoiselle de Clermont_, 68
_Mademoiselle de Kerouare_, 291
_Mademoiselle de La Seigliere_, 290
_Mademoiselle de Maupin_, 235, 236
_Mademoiselle Giraud ma Femme_, 516
_Mademoiselle La Quintinie_, 179 _sq._, 416, 557
Magnin, 283
_Maison de Penarvan, La_, 291
_Maison du Chat-qui-Pelote, La_, 160 _note_
_Maison Tellier, La_, 503 _note_
Maistre, X. de, 384 _note_
_Maitre Cornelius_, 162
_Maitre de Forges, Le_, 534 _sq._
_Maitre Pierre_, 436
_Man of Feeling, The_, 14
Manning, Cardinal, 520 _note_
_Manon Lescaut_, 225, 346, 369, 372, 393, 394, 400, 426
_Manuscrit de M. Larsonnier, Le_, 554 note
Maquet, A., 321, 326-327
_Mare au Diable, La_, 179 _sq._
_Margot_, 253
_Mariage dans le Monde, Un_, 418
_Marianna_, 290
Marie de France, xiii
Marivaux, 46, 209, 346, 362, 471, 567
Marlowe, 301
_Marmion_, 566
_Marmontel_, 6, 69, 416
_Marquis de Pierrerue, Le_, 522 _sq._
_Marquis de Villemer, Le_, 179 _sq._
Marryat, 64, 297, 381
Martial, 227 note, 404
Martineau, Miss, 505 _note_
Martyrs, Les, 20 _sq._, 79, 562
_Master Humphrey's Clock_, 457
_Mateo Falcone_, 240
_Mathilde_, 297 _note_
Maturin, 166 _note_, 170, 301
Maupassant, Guy de (1850-1893), vi, viii _note_, ix, 156 _note_, 163, 170, 226, 237, 386, 413, 417, 449, 464, 465, 467, 484-515, 548, 558, 560, 569
_Mauprat_, 200
Mayne-Reid, Captain, 397
Mery, Joseph (1798-1866), 281, 312-318
Meryon, 256
_Melmoth Reconcilie_, 166
_Memoires d'Outre-Tombe_, 20 _sq._, 347
_Memoires du Diable, Les_, 300, 302
_Menage de Garcon, Un_, 165
_Menage du Pasteur Naudie, Le_, 550 _sq._
Mendes, Catulle (?-?), 452, 553
Meredith, Mr. G., 148, 174, 399
Merimee, Prosper (1803-1870), v, x, 81, 146 _note_, 208, 228, 237-251, 277, 289, 343, 348, 352, 356, 386, 399, 413, 459 note, 460 _note_, 472, 474, 564, 569
_Messe de l'Athee, La_, 162
_Meta Holdenis_, 448, 449 _note_
Michelet, 282, 373 _note_, 467
Michiels, 315
Milton, 27, 30, 306, 416 _note_
_Mimi Pinson_, 255 _note_
_Mina de Wangel_, 140
Mirecourt, E. de, 326
_Miserables, Les_, 100, 110-116, 131, 348, 382 _note_, 472, 557
_Miss Rovel_, 448
Moliere, 227
_Monastery, The_, 341
_Mon Oncle Celestin_, 523 _sq._
_M. de Camors_, 169, 417 _sq._, 454 _note_
_M. Dupont_, 61
_Monsieur, Madame et Bebe_, 443 _sq._
_Monsieur Parent_, 506 _sq._
_Monte Cristo_, 327 _sq._, 356
Montolieu, Mme. de (Jeanne Isabelle Pauline Poltier de Bottens, 1751-1832), xix, 40, 65-68, 560
_Mont-Oriol_, 490 _sq._
_Mon Voisin Raymond_, 56, 57
Moore, Albert, 224
---- Mr. O. H., 514 _note_
---- Thomas, 37
Morley, Prof. H., xvii
---- Mr. S., 396
Morris, Mr. W., 240
_Morte Amoureuse, La_, 210 _sq._, 243
_Morte, La_ (Feuillet's), 417 _sq._, 454 _note_
_Mr. Midshipman Easy_, 393 _note_
_Mrs. Perkins's Ball_, 11
Murger, Henry (1822-1861), v, 281, 303-306
Musset, Louis Charles Alfred de (1810-1857), 25, 195, 208, 227, 252-254, 277, 378, 397, 497
---- Paul de, 177-178 _notes_
_Mysteres de Paris, Les_, 296
_Nabab, Le_, 424 _sq._
_Nais Micoulin_, 473
_Napoleon le Petit_, 110
Narbonne, M. de, 2 _note_, 7 _note_
_Natchez, Les_, 20 _sq._, 562
Necker, Mme. (Susanne Curchod), 2 _note_, 3 _note_
_Neuvaine de la Chandeleur, La_, 87
_New Arabian Nights, The_, 232 _note_
Newman, Cardinal, 31, 520 _note_
_Nez d'un Notaire, Le_, 435
Nisard, 282, 357
_Noctes_ [_Ambrosianae_], the, 233
Nodier, Jean Charles Emmanuel (1780-1844), vi, x, 24 _note_, 40, 80-95, 255, 256, 349, 356, 357, 397, 459 _note_, 564, 569
_Noeud Gordien, Le_, 294
_Norine_, 521 _sq._
Norman Stories, Maupassant's, 502, 503
Norris, Mr. W. E., 144
_Northanger Abbey_, 265
_Notre Coeur_, 495 _sq._
_Notre Dame de Paris_, 58, 98, 100, 103-111, 129-131, 332 _note_, 351, 472
_Nouvelle Heloise, La_, 346, 561
_Nuits Anglaises, Les_, 313 _sq._
_Numa Roumestan_, 424 _sq._
O'Donovan Rossa, 451 _note_
_Oeuvres de Jeunesse_ (Balzac's), 157 _sq._
Ohnet, Georges (1848-1917), 78 _note_, 518, 534-542, 558 _note_
_Old Curiosity Shop, The_, 47 _note_, 164
Oliphant, Mrs., 205
_Olivier Maugant_, 449
_Olympe de Cleves_, 330 _sq._
_Omniana_, 488
_Oreille Cassee, L'Homme a l'_, 435
_Orientales, Les_, 105 _note_, 132, 450
_Orphelins de la Saint-Barthelemy, Les_, 438
Ossian, 35, 82
Ourliac, Edouard (1813-1848), 281, 318, 319
_Our Mutual Friend_, 179 _note_
_Paratonnerre, Le_, 237, 294
_Paravent, Le_, 294
_Parent, M._, 504
_Parents Pauvres, Les_, 163 _sq._
_Parnasse Contemporain_, Le, 485 _note_, 553
_Parny_, 45 _note_, 74 _note_
_Patchwork_, 488
Pater, Mr., 205, 398
Pattison, Mr. Mark, 566
"Paul Sylvester," 210 _note_
_Paule Mere_, 448
_Paysans, Les_, 166
_Peau de Chagrin, La_, 133 _note_, 157 _sq._, 302 _note_
_Pecheur d'Islande_, 555
_Pendennis_, 567
Pepys, 48, 462
_Pere Goriot, Le_, 163 _sq._
_Peter Simple_, 26
_Petit Carillonneur, Le_, 70, 71
_Petit Chose, Le_, 423 _sq._
_Petit Robinson de Paris, Le_, 76
_Petite Comtesse, La_, 418 _sq._
_Petite Fadette, La_, 179 _sq._
_Petits Poemes en Prose_, 450 _note_
_Petits Tableaux de Moeurs_, 41, 42
Petronius, 256
_Peveril of the Peak_, 331
_Philtre, Le_, 140
"Phiz," 47 _note_
_Pied d'Argile, Le_, 294
_Pierre et Jean_, 486 _sq._
Pigault-Lebrun, 1, 19, 20 _note_, 40, 41, 46, 69, 70, 71, 77, 98, 158, 159, 305, 357, 359, 362, 471, 560, 561
Piozzi, Mrs., 513
Pitt (the younger), 3 _note_, 344 _note_
Pixerecourt, 75
Plato, 268 _note_
Plautus, 227 _note_
Poe, 82, 256, 317, 473 _note_
Ponson du Terrail, Pierre Alexis, Vicomte (1829-1871), 303 _note_, 436-438
Pontmartin, M. de, 401
Pope, 97, 109, 137
_Port-Royal_, 286
_Pretre Marie, Un_, 453 _sq._
Prevost, xvii, 46, 346, 362, 369, 386, 471
_Pride and Prejudice_, 567
_Princesse de Cleves, La_, 68, 253, 346, 350
_Prise de la Redoute, La_, 242-243, 474
_Pursuits of Literature, The_, 31
Pusey, Dr., 373 _note_
_Quarante-Cinq, Les_, 329 _sq._
_Quarterly Review_, v, 152 _note_, 172 _note_
_Quatre-Vingt-Treize_, 127-129, 347, 348
_Quentin Durward_, 109, 266
Querard, 326
_Question Romaine, La_, 435
Quintilian, 546 _note_
Rabelais, 20, 227, 256, 355, 359
_Racine et Shakespeare_, 135 _note_
Radcliffe, Mrs., 71, 75, 78, 79, 89
_Ravenswing, The_, 43
_Raymonde_, 529 _sq._
Reade, Charles, 102, 351, 403
_Recaptured Rhymes_, 380
_Recherche de l'Absolu, La_, 162
_Redgauntlet_, 337
_Reflexions sur la Verite dans l'Art_ (Vigny's), 262
_Reine Margot, La_, 144 _note_, 327 _sq._
_Religieuse, La_, 235, 393 _note_
Renan, M., 373 _note_, 461
_Rene_, 20 _sq._, 114 _note_, 282, 286, 336, 356, 561
_Renee Mauperin_, 461 _sq._
Restif de la Bretonne, 460
_Reve, Le_, 411
_Reve et la Vie, Le_, 257 _note_
_Revenants_, 388 _note_
_Revue des Deux Mondes_, 427
Reybaud, 306-312, 317
Reynolds, G. W. M., 75
---- Mr. S. H., 119
Ricard, Auguste (?-?), 65, 75-76
"Richard O'Monroy," Vicomte, 437
Richardson, 7, 111, 112, 362
Richepin, M. Jean, 452, 495 _note_, 554
Richter, J. P., 174
_Ring and the Book, The_, 141
_Ring given to Venus, The_, 240
Rivington, Messrs., xii
_Robert Helmont_, 426
Robertson-Smith, Prof., 373, 377
Robinson, Crabb, 8
_Roche aux Mouettes, La_, 291
_Roches Blanches, Les_, 551 _note_
Rod, Edouard (1857-1910), 67, 447 _note_, 518, 542-553
_Roi des Gabiers, Le_, 297 _note_
_Roi des Montagnes, Le_, 420 _sq._
_Rolliad, The_, 344 _note_
_Roman Bourgeois, Le_, 471
_Roman Comique, Le_, 234
_Roman Contemporain, Le_, 452
_Roman de la Momie, Le_, 234
_Roman d'un Femme_, 385
_Roman d'un Jeune Homme Pauvre_, 417
_Roman Experimental, Le_, 459
_Roman Naturaliste, Le_, 459
Rossetti, D. G., 94 _note_, 224-225, 552
_Rouge et le Noir, Le_, 133 _note_, 141-146, 148, 152 _note_
_Rougon-Macquart, Les_, 169, 467 _sq._
_Roundabout Papers, The_, 464
Rousseau, J. J., 14, 18, 101, 148, 362, 434
Ruskin, 486
_Sabot Rouge, Le_, 305
_Sacrifiee, La_, 544 _sq._
_Sacs et Parchemins_, 290-291
_Saint Julien l'Hospitalier_, 405 _sq._
Saint-Martin, 285
Saint-Rene Taillandier, 401
Saint-Victor, Paul de, 257, 466
Sainte-Beuve, C. A. (1804-1869), 242 _note_, 266, 279, 281-288, 307, 356, 401, 413, 440, 441, 461, 463 _note_
_Salammbo_, 401 _sq._, 473 _note_, 558
_Samuel Brohl et Cie_, 448
Sand, George (_see_ Dudevant, A. L. A.), vi, 68, 111, 133, 147 _note_, 155 _note_, 165, 176-208, 227, 283, 343, 348, 364, 367 _note_, 472, 486, 529, 557, 569
Sandeau, Jules (1811-1883), v, 177 _note_, 195, 208, 281, 289-296, 306, 312, 349, 522, 556, 569
_Sans Merci_, 537 _note_
_Sapho_, 411
_Sauvageonne_, 529 _sq._
_Scenes de la Vie Cosmopolite_, 552
Schiller, 137
Scott, Sir W., 28, 58, 78, 82, 106, 107, 109, 115, 117 _note_, 123, 124 _note_, 135 _note_, 152, 168, 262, 263, 266, 331, 332, 338, 340-342, 348, 351, 352, 353-355, 386, 505 _note_, 533, 537
---- Mrs., 566
Scudery Romances, the, 33, 111, 112
_Seconde Vie de M. Teissier, La_, 544 _note_
Senancour, 25
_Sens de la Vie, Le_, 542 _sq._
_Sept Peches Capitaux, Les_, 297
_Seraphita_, 166, 172 _note_
_Serge Panine_, 535 _sq._
_Servitude et Grandeur Militaires_, 273 _sq._
Settle, Elkanah, 523 _note_
Seventeenth-Century Novels, Note on some Additional, xiv-xvi
Sevigne, Mme. de, 62
Shakespeare, 15, 47, 126, 142, 174, 268, 431, 497, 546, 563
Shelley, 100, 128, 184, 188, 431, 497
_Sibylle, Histoire de_, 416 _sq._, 421
Sidney, Sir Philip, 58
_Silence, Le_, 346, 347
Silvestre, Armand, 437, 501
_Sir Charles Grandison_, 111
_Smarra_, 88
Smith, Prof. Gregory, xii
---- Sydney, 2, 6, 498
Smollett, 178 _note_, 471
_Soeur Beatrix, La Legende de_, 81 _sq._
_Soeurs Rondoli, Les_, 503
_Soeurs Vatard, Les_, 515
_Soirees de Medan, Les_, 473 _sq._, 485, 515
_Solitaire, Le_, 78-80, 83 _note_, 356
_Soll und Haben_, 18 _note_
Sommer, Dr., xi
_Songe d'Or, Le_, 82-86
_Sophie Printemps_, 388 _note_
Sorel, M., 8, 14
---- Charles, 471
Soulie [Melchior], Frederic (1800-1847), 166, 208, 266, 281, 298-302, 307, 319, 335, 357
_Sous les Tilleuls_, 317
Southey, 488 _note_
Souvestre, Emile, 281, 321
_Spectator, The_, 43, 315
Spenser, 470
_Spiridion_, 179
Spoelberch de Lovenjoul, M., 153
_St. Irvyne_, 100
Stael, Mme. de (Anne Louise Germaine Necker, Baronne de Stael-Holstein, 1766-1817), ix, 1-19, 80, 295, 336, 347, 472, 561, 562
_Stello_, 266 _sq._
Stendhal. _See_ Beyle
Sterne, 256
Stevenson, Mr., 97 _note_, 324
Stryienski, M. C., 134 _sq._
_Succube, La_, 162
Sue, Eugene (really Joseph Marie, 1804-1859), 111, 147 _note_, 166, 208, 231 _note_, 281, 296 _sq._, 307, 319, 335, 349, 357
_Sur Catherine de Medicis_, 166
Swift, 205, 256, 403, 466
Swinburne, Mr., 97 _note_, 128, 155 _note_, 380
_Swiss Family Robinson, The_, 65 _note_
_Sylviane_, 525 _sq._
_Sylvie_ (G. de Nerval's), 257 _note_ and _sq._
---- (Feydeau's), 441
_Taillevent_, 525 _sq._
Taine, 461, 462
_Tale of Two Cities, A_, 129
_Talisman, The_, 124 _note_
Tallemant des Reaux, 263
_Tartarin de Tarascon_, 423 _sq._
Tasso, 27
_Telemaque_, 30, 32, 562
_Tempest, The_, 15, 108
Tennyson, 7, 96, 184, 420 _note_, 486, 556
_Tentation de Saint-Antoine, La_, 405 _sq._, 558 _note_
_Terre, La_, 198, 279
Thackeray, 41 _note_, 43, 54 _note_, 62-63 _note_, 82 _note_, 168, 173, 179, 183, 184, 193, 229, 293, 296, 297 _note_, 306 _sq._, 316 _note_, 317, 319 _note_, 322 _note_, 324-326, 331, 351, 353, 355, 358, 360, 370, 392 _note_, 403, 411, 413, 423, 425, 471 _note_, 482, 486, 492, 537, 550
_Theatre de Clara Gazul_, 250
_Therese_, 361 _note_, 384 _note_, 396
Theuriet, Andre (1839-1907), 67, 278, 518, 529-534, 558, 569
Thiers, 345
Thomson, James (the Second), 305 _note_
_Times, The_, 359 _note_
_Timon of Athens_, 430
_Tobacco Plant_ (Cope's), 305 _note_
_Toison d'Or, La_, 233
_Tolla_, 428 _sq._
Tory, Geoffroy, 456 _note_
Tourguenieff, 461, 465
_Toussaint Galabru_, 527 _sq._
Traill, Mr., 380, 510, 548
_Travailleurs de la Mer, Les_, 116-121, 129-131, 348, 472, 557
_Trilby_, 82, 83
_Tristan le Roux_, 372 _sq._, 558
_Trois Contes_, 407 _sq._, 558
_Trois Hommes Forts_, 381
_Trois Mousquetaires, Les_, 325 _sq._, 356
Trollope, A., 51 _note_, 94, 205, 239, 325, 415, 447
_Une Femme est un Diable_, 251
_Une Gaillarde_, 55, 60
_Une Passion dans le Desert_, 162
_Une Vie_, 489 _sq._
_Univers, The_, 451
_Valcreuse_, 290
_Valentine_, 179 _sq._, 557
_Valerius_, 30
_Vampire, Le_, 95 _note_
_Vampires, Les_, 95 _note_
_Vanity Fair_, 63, 358, 360, 425
_Va-nu-pieds, Les_, 449 _sq._
_Veillees du Chateau, Les_, 68, 69
Venables, Mr. G. S., 123
_Venus d'Ille, La_, 240
_Veranilda_, 30
Verlaine, P., 228, 288, 485
Veuillot, 451
_Vicomte de Bragelonne_, 110 _note_, 112, 113, 329 _sq._
_Vie a Vingt Ans, La_, 379
_Vie de Boheme, La_, 305
_Vie de Henri Brulard_, 134, 148
_Vie Parisienne, La_, 443
_Vie Privee de M. Teissier, La_, 543 _sq._
_Vieille Maitresse, Une_, 454 _sq._
Vigny, Alfred Victor, Comte de (1799-1863), x, 208, 227, 261-277, 332, 352, 356, 397, 459 _note_, 564
Villemain, 282
Villon, 40, 109
_Vingt Ans Apres_, 329 _sq._
Virgil, 27, 546 _note_
Voltaire, 28, 209
_Volupte_, 266, 279, 282-288
_Voyages_ (Chateaubriand's), 20, 21
_Wahlverwandtschaften, Die_, 18 _note_
Walpole, H., 455 _note_, 462
_Wandering Willie's Tale_, 94, 330
_Waverley_, 341
_Werther_, 24 and _note_, 81
_Westward Ho!_, 351
Wilberforce, Bishop, 506 _note_
_Wilhelm Meister_, 18 _note_, 235
Wilson, Prof. ("Christopher North"), 233
Wiseman, Cardinal, 31
Wood, Mrs. Henry, 535
Wordsworth, 306, 342 _note_, 480, 528, 546
Wright, Dr. H., xiv
Wycherley, 445
Wyndham, Mr. George, 330 _note_
Xavier de Montepin, 567 _note_
Yonge, Miss, 544 _note_
_Young Duke, The_, 537 _note_
_Young Stepmother, The_, 544 _note_
_Yvette_, 499 _sq._
_Zastrozzi_, 100
Zola, Emile (1840-1902), vi, vii, ix, 170, 198, 356, 423, 452, 459 _note_, 460 _sq._, 466-484, 488 _note_, 490 _note_, 560
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