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The Master-Singers of Japan: Contents

The Master-Singers of Japan, by Clara A. Walsh, [1914] | | PAGE | | Introduction | 13 | | Prelude | 20 | | On the View from Mount Kagu, by the Mikado Jomei ("Manyôshiu") | 21 | | Love-Lay by the Mikado Temmu ("Manyôshiu") | 21 | | Spring and Autumn, by Princess Nukata ("Manyôshiu") | 22 | | Hitómaro, notes on | 23 | | On the Death of his Wife ("Manyôshiu") | 23 | | On Prince Naga Hunting | 25 | | On Prince Karu's Retirement (Lay 12, "Manyôshiu") | 26 | | On Parting from his Wife | 27 | | On the Death of his Wife at Kara (Lay 27, "Manyôshiu") | 27 | | Envoy on Death of his Wife | 29 | | Akáhito, notes on | 29 | | On Waka's Shore | 29 | | On Viewing Fuji | 30 | | On passing the Tomb of the Maid of Mama | 30 | | Ruined Chapel of Takechi, by Kamo no Kimitari-Hito | 31 | | By the Wide Sea, by Kuramochi no Asomi Chitosē (Lay 78, "Manyôshiu") | 32 | | Sighs | 32 | | A Loyal Wish, by Tanobe Sakimaro ("Manyôshiu") | 33 | | Lines to a Friend (Lay 117, "Manyôshiu") | 34 | | On the Ascent to Heaven of the Mikado, by A Lady of the Court ("Manyôshiu") | 35 | | p. 8 | | | | PAGE | | Yakamochi, notes on | 38 | | Cuckoo and Wistaria | 36 | | Pearls of Awabi | 37 | | The New Year (Last Lay of the "Manyôshiu") | 38 | | Pink and Lily (Part of Lay 232, "Manyôshiu") | 38 | | On the Cuckoo singing in another's Garden | 39 | | To his Hawk | 40 | | Impermanence (Lay 233, "Manyôshiu") | 41 | | To his Wife | 42 | | Chinese Poem (written to his Friend Ikenushi) | 43 | | Plum-blossom—A Hero | 44 | | Lay by Ikenushi to his Friend Yakamochi | 45 | | Omi Okura, notes on | 46 | | To bring back the Froward | 46 | | On Tanabata Night | 47 | | The Gift ("Manyôshiu") | 48 | | The Moon-Lord's Elixir ("Manyôshiu")—The Ghost | 49 | | A Mother's Farewell to her Son ("Manyôshiu") | 50 | | A Lament ("Manyôshiu") | 50 | | A Lay of Complaint (Lady Sakanohe no Isatsune) | 51 | | Drowned (Lay 194, "Manyôshiu") | 52 | | To a Lady crossing a Bridge alone ("Manyôshiu") | 53 | | In Azuma—A Wish ("Manyôshiu") | 54 | | The Moon's Voyage (Prince Aki) | 55 | | Short Poems from Manyôshiu: Willows; Blossomtime | 55 | | Sugiwaha no Michizane, notes on | 56 | | The Offering | 66 | | Spring Showers (Fujiwara Toshiyuki) | 56 | | Kino Tsurayuki, notes on | 57 | | Tanka from the "Tosa Nikki" | 57 | | Brown Sails upon the Sea—The Wild Geese | 58 | | Plum-blossom and Snow | 59 | | Tanka from "Kokinshiu": Remembrance—Plum-blossom | 69 | | p. 9 | | | | PAGE | | Tanka from "Kokinshiu" (continued)— | | | Vanishing—The Leaves—The Tomb—The Dream | 60 | | Song of Mionoseki—Passing—Illusion | 61 | | The Lightning (Minamoto no Jun) | 61 | | Evanescence (Minamoto no Jun) | 62 | | The Sleeve | 62 | | Dew-sprinkled—Evening Mists—The White Cloud (Minamoto no Jun) | 63 | | Frogs and Kerrie Blooms—The Dawn ("Manyôshiu") | 64 | | Wistaria ("Manyôshiu") | 65 | | In Praise of Sake (Ōtomo no Yakamochi) | 65 | | The Legend of the River of Souls | 66 | | Cherry-blossom—The Flowers | 68 | | A Portrait—New Year (Ikuju)—One and Many | 69 | | Transcience (Komachi)—Old Samurai Prayer | 70 | | Ancient Wedding Song | 70 | | At Sakusa—hill of Meeting (Semi-Maro) | 71 | | Slumber Song of Izumo | 71 | | Children's Songs: Butterfly Song—Snail Song | 72 | | Siege Song—Lover's Lament (from "Isé Monogatari") | 73 | | Frogs at Night—Fuji (Arikoto) | 74 | | Spring Wind and Willows (Tahira no Kanemori) | 74 | | The Snowfall (Kujohara)—Illusion (Sakanouhe) | 75 | | Deserted Garden (Sadaijin)—Blossom-time (Norinobu) | 76 | | At the End of the Year (Tsuraki) | 76 | | Jewels of Autumn (Kiyomasa) | 77 | | Dew-drenched Autumn Leaves | 77 | | Seclusion—Old Battle-field (Yorihira)—Autumn Moon Thoughts | 78 | | Wind in Autumn—Illusions—Hailstones | 79 | | The Riverside—The Cut Chrysanthemum—The First Snow | 80 | | Why?—Mirage—Across the Hills | 81 | | Falling Leaves—In Winter-time—Flowering Grasses (Motosuki) | 82 | | p. 10 | | | | PAGE | | Rejoicing—Light of Dharmakâya—Ghost Dragon-flies | 83 | | A Plaint—Brocade—At Jizō's Shrine | 84 | | The Blossom-Offering (Hujyō) | 85 | | Late Cherry-Bloom (Shōni no Myōfu) | 86 | | Tears (Fujiwara Tada-Kuni)—Perfume and Beauty (Kawara no Sadaijin) | 86 | | Sea-foam: Flowers of the Sea-waves (Yasuhide) | 87 | | Poverty (Ransetsu)—Isolation (Isé) | 87 | | Spring Days and Blossom—Over the Fence (Isé) | 88 | | Passing of the Spring—Faded Hues (Motoyoshi)—Frogs Croaking | 89 | | Cloud of Blossom—Absent (Sugawara Adaijin) | 90 | | Hototogisu: The Cuckoo (Sanesada) | 90 | | Hototogisu—Brocade of Autumn | 91 | | Autumn Thoughts (Masato)—The Barrier at Nakoso | 92 | | Dragon-flies—Cherry-blossom (Tomonori)—Glory of Yoshino (Teitoku) | 93 | | Saigyō-Hōshi, notes on | 94 | | Fellow-Travellers—At Isé Temple | 94 | | The Moon-night—The Spring | 95 | | Autumn Evening's Loneliness | 95 | | A Fragment from the "Heike Monogatari" | 98 | | The Shogun Sanetomo, notes on | 98 | | Loyalty—Presentiment | 98 | | Teika Kyo, notes on | 99 | | Autumn Evening by the Sea | 99 | | The Dragon-fly (Chiyo) | 99 | | Existence—Morning Glory (Chiyo) | 100 | | The Night—The Infant | 100 | | Kamo No Chōmei, notes on | 101 | | The Moonrise | 101 | | The Moon and the River | 102 | | Moonlight on the Pine-trees | 102 | | The Fallen Maple-leaves | 103 | | Bright Moon in Autumn | 103 | | p. 11 | | | | PAGE | | The Butterfly (Moritake) | 103 | | White Chrysanthemums (Ochikochi no Mitsune) | 104 | | The Morning Glory—Siesta (Matsunaga) | 104 | | Keichiu, notes on | 105 | | The Coming of Spring | 105 | | Bashō, notes on | 106 | | Contrasts | 106 | | The Full Moon—The Pond | 107 | | Sakura—A Sketch | 107 | | Motoori Norinaga, notes on | 108 | | Yamato Damashü (Soul of Japan) | 108 | | The Bamboo Flute (Shiroi Ukō) | 109 | | Bushido (Tenshu Nishimura) | 112 | | Loyal unto Death | 115 | | T.I.M. The Emperor and Empress, notes on | 116 | | Lines written during the Russo-Japanese War (H.I.M. the Emperor) | 116 | | In Time of Peace (the Emperor) | 117 | | Fuji (the Emperor) | 117 | | The Shrine (H.I.M. the Empress) | 117 | | The River (the Empress) | 118 | | In Spring (the Empress) | 118 | | National Anthem | 119 | | Envoy—The East to the West | 120 |