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Index

• Abbott, Dougal, 72-3, 126
• Adams, Henry, 164
• Adams, Professor T. D., 117-18
• Adelphi Players, 393-4
• Airey, Willis, 313, 415
• Akhenaten, Pharaoh, 193, 195-6, 204-5
• Albert Burn sheep station, 122, 123-4
• Alexander and Currie, N.Z. Verse, 186
• Alison, Jean, 181, 185
• Allen, C. R., 297, 299
• Allen, Sir James, 298-9
• Andersen, Johannes, 380
• Anderson, Margaret, 316
• Angelo, Harry, and wife Emma, 98
• Ardern, P. S. (Pip), 181, 231
• Arnold, Matthew, 46, 161
• Arnold, Tom, 161
• Athens, impressions of, 210-12
• Auckland, special atmosphere, 179-80
• Auden, W. H., 233, 291; in New Writing, 361; Poems, 414

• Backhaus, Wilhelm, 115
• Baigent, Lawrence, 314, 409
• Bankton, 7, 25, 26, 226
• Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, 229
• Bancroft, Michael and Beryl, 271, 287
• Barclay, Lewis, 173
• Barden, May, 132
• Barden, Siegfried (husband of Aunt Agnes), 133
• Barnard, W. E., 359
• Barr, Margaret, 345
• Baughan, B. E., 40, 304-5
• Baxter, Archibald, 382
• Baxter, Mrs A., 119
• Baxter, James K., 303, 421
• Beaglehole, J. C., 185, 298, 313, 388
• Bennett, J. A. W., 180-1, 184, 185, 230-1, 257, 313, 340, 359, 381-3, 404
• Bennett, Norman, 382
• Bensemann, Leo, 314, 386, 409
• Berdyaev, N., 259
• Bernanos, G., Diary of a Country Priest, 358
• Bertram, Bruce, 83-4
• Bertram, Rev. Ivo E., 83
• Bertram, Mrs I. E., 86, 179-80, 375
• Bertram, James, 83-7, 89, 107, 174, 181-8, 229-30, 234, 238, 256, 313, 324-5, 329, 333-6348, 359, 375-6, 403-4, 413-15
• Besant, Mrs A., 15, 132
• Bethell, Mary Ursula, 301-5, 310, 322, 396, 412
• Billing, Graham, 68
• Blackwell, Basil, 151
• Blandford, Maud (housekeeper in Dunedin), 23-4
• Blavatsky, Mme, 15
• Bletchley Park, 374 ff.
• Blunden, E., Poems 1914-30, 181
• Bollons, Capt. (lighthouse inspector), 119
• Brasch, probable derivation of name, 37. For family connexions, see Brasch, de Beer, Fels, Forsyth, Hallenstein, Hart, Michaelis, Singer, Thompson
• Brasch, Charles
  • Childhood, 1909-22 Born in Tweed St, 7; mother's sudden death, 9-11; Manono becomes centre of life, 12; holidays at Amberley, 26-9; visit to Australia, 30-42;
  • Schooling, 1920-27 Sent to Waitaki, 56; school friendships, 63, 70-74; first poem in school magazine, 75; friendship with James Bertram and Ian Milner, 83-5
  • Holidays, 1920-27 At Lake Wanaka, 94-5; at Frankton, Lake Wakatipu, 96-8; country round Queenstown, 105-7; father proposes Oxford, 107-9; tour of N.Z., 111-12; Manono and Dunedin, 112-22; at Minaret station, 122-5; leaves N.Z., 126
  • Oxford and Europe, 1927-30 London, first impressions and meetings with family, 129-35; St John's College, 135-8; new friends, Reggie Howlett and Colin Roberts, 138-40; Oxford poets, 145-6; Esmond de Beer, 146-50; first book of poems turned down, 151; meets Roberts family, 152-3; visits to Italy, 154-62; third class in History page 428schools, 171; visit to Europe before return to N.Z., 172
  • N.Z. again, 1931-2 Works for Hallenstein Bros., 173; friends in N.Z., 174-6; visit to Queenstown, 177-8; resolves to return to England, 177-8; visit to Bertrams, 179; meets Jack Bennett, Hector Monro, Blackwood Paul, 180-81; planning and publishing The Phoenix, 185-7; sails for England, 189
  • Egypt and further travel, 1932-6 In London, 190-2; to Egypt, 194-200; Colin Roberts at Kôm Aushîm; at Tell el Amarna, 205-7; in Athens, 210-12; in Crete, 212-15; in Palestine, 215-20; travels with Aunt Agnes, 219-24; abandons archaeology, 225; proposed edition of Fulke Greville falls through, 225; takes flat at Primrose Hill, 226-7; N.Z. friends, 229-33; with James Bertram and Ian Milner to Russia, 234-40; visit to Ireland, 255-6; takes cottage at Treligga, 256-7; Lel falls ill, 258; farewell party, 262-3
  • The Abbey, N.Z., America, 1936-9 Signs Peace Pledge, 267; Italy again, 274-5; teaching at the Abbey, 275-92; return with Lel to N.Z., 293; meets Ursula Bethell, 301-5; visit to Toss Woollaston, 305-9; Caxton Press to publish first volume of poems, 312; Kennaway Henderson and Tomorrow, 313-14; Tim Thompson, 314-16; the Pages at Governor's Bay, 316-18; family reunion at Queenstown, 319; journey through America, 326-31; back in England, 333; Lel's death, 335; at Bishop's Barn with Iris Wilkinson, 336 ff.; Bettina and Archie Hamilton at Badger's Mount, 341-2; 'first real poem' ('Always, in these islands'), 343; Iris Wilkinson's death, 345; war declared, 346; New York again, 347-8; back to England, 350
  • Wartime England, 1939-45 Wartime occupations, 351-2; flat at Haverstock Hill, 352; three poems in New Writing, 360; service as fire-watcher, 369-71; in F.O. intelligence, 371-6; in Home Guard, 376-7; plans for N.Z. literary journal, 387-91; D-day, 392; John Crockett asks for play, 393-4; Ursula Bethell's death, 396; poem 'Word by Night' written, 397-8; last leave at Raasay, 398-400; the Highlands and Edinburgh, 401-2; writes The Quest, 402-3; leaves for N.Z., 405
  • Post-war N.Z., 1945-7 Landfall in Cook Strait, 406; with father to Central Otago, 409-11; with Pages at Waitahuna, 411-12; meeting James Bertram, 413-14; Mason, Fairburn, and others at Stanmore Bay, 415-16; Grandfather's last illness, 415-23; Caxton Press agrees to publish Landfall, 424
• Brasch, Helene (née Fels, mother), 5-11, 49
• Brasch, Hyam (later Henry Brash, father), 9, 17, 20-21, 24-6, 32-3, 37, 40-50, 62, 63, 79, 80, 89-90, 94-6, 103, 105, 107-10, 111-12, 122, 124, 167, 295, 346-7, 409-11
• Brasch, Lesley (Lel, sister), 5, 9, 10, 13, 24, 33, 44, 89, 109, 117, 126, 183, 226, 228-9, 258, 292, 294, 320-21, 334-5
• Bromley, John, 231
• Brown, Professor Macmillan, 119
• Browning, Robert, 15, 46-7, 161
• Bryans, Lina (cousin), 35
• Buck, Sir Peter, 119
• Bullough, Geoffrey, 226
• Burden, Peter, 354, 355, 394
• Burns, Robert, 7, 402
• Burns, Rev. Thomas, 7, 401
• Byron, Lord, 160, 161

• Calder, Ritchie, 357, 359
• Campbell, Sir John Logan, 52
• Cargill, Capt., 156, 401
• Cargill, the Misses (in Rome), 156
• Carty (housekeeper at Bankton), 94, 111, 112, 122
• Caselberg, John, 68
• Chalker, Miss (at Missenden), 269, 271
• Champtaloup, Yvonne and Denise, 183
• Chesterton, Mr and Mrs G. K., 152
• Chinese art, 241-44
• Chisholm, D. S., 64
• Christchurch, impressions of, 312-13
• Churchill, Winston, as P.M., 356, 374, 383
• Cianchi, Alfredo, 134-5, 147, 253, 254, 356-8. See also Hallenstein, Enid
• Clough, A. H., The Bothie and Amours de Voyage, 161
• Cochrane, Mrs (in Wellington), 308
• Coleridge, S. T., 130; Kubla Khan, 105
• Collier, Bettina (later Mrs A. Hamilton), 177, 187, 188-9, 251, 301, 341
• Collier family, 176-7, 301
• Compass Players, 402 ff.
• Connie (girl at the Abbey), 282
• Connolly, Cyril, 389
• Cook, Eric, 187; and wife Freda, 287
• Cotton, Mrs (schoolteacher in Dunedin), 40page 429
• Courage, James, 263, 355, 366, 393
• Cox, Geoffrey, 184, 188, 233, 234, 286, 381
• Cox, Roger See Maddox, Robert
• Cresswell, D'Arcy, 185, 304; Present Without Leave, 359
• Crichton-Miller, H., 284, 285, 289
• Crimp, F. C. ('Freddie'), 65-6
• Crockett, John, 276-7, 286-7, 306, 333-4, 344, 352, 353-5, 363, 402 ff.
• Crow, George, 117
• Curnow, Allen, 185, 313, 362, 388, 389, 391, 409

• Dallas, Ruth, 151
• Dante, 15, 140, 158, 412-13
• Darling, Miss (kindergarten teacher), 7-9
• Davies, Dorothy, 252, 270
• Dawson, Christopher, 390
• Dawson, the Misses (at Middlemarch), 8, 126
• Day Lewis, C, 409
• de Beer, Bendix (cousin), 5, 9, 14
• de Beer, Dora (cousin), 5, 13, 14, 17, 78, 129, 175, 261, 262, 351, 398
• de Beer, Emily (née Hallenstein, wife of Isidore, Aunt Emily, great-aunt), 6, 16, 129, 132
• de Beer, Esmond (cousin), 5, 36, 129, 147-51, 154-5, 261, 351, 366, 398 ff.
• de Beer, Isidore (great-uncle), 6, 13, 154, 227
• de Beer, Mary (cousin), 5, 6, 13, 14, 20, 78-9, 129, 270, 351, 365, 368-9, 399, 417
• de Bosis, Lauro, 162
• de la Mare, F. A., 119
• Denniston, Commander, 397
• Dial, The, 390
• Dodd, Bill and Martha, 329
• Dostoievsky, F., 174
• Douglas, Archie, 74
• Douglas, Norman, Old Calabria, 417
• Dreams, in childhood, 11-12; the 'Lady Engine', 12; in wartime, 375; about New Zealand, 381
• Duff, Oliver, 316
• Dunedin, impressions of, 296-7
• Dunningham, A. G. W., 299-300

• Edgar, Jock, 104-5, 319
• Eggleston, Sir F. W., 46
• Egypt, 194-209
• Eliot, T. S., 66, 145, 190, 390
• Elliott, Patrick, 74
• Engle, Paul, 231, 359, 362
• Englefield, Ethel, 158, 303
• Epstein, Jacob, 288
• Evans, Trevor, 83

• Faber, Geoffrey, Oxford Apostles, 153
• Fairburn, A. R. D., 185, 415, 420; Dominion, 311-12
• Fairman (Egyptologist), 197
• Fels, origin of name, 41
• Fels, Alfred (uncle), 120, 411; with wife Dora, 122
• Fels, Harold (uncle), 5, 9, 14, 30, 62, 104, 114, 115
• Fels, Kate (later Mrs T. Thompson, aunt), 5, 6, 16, 26, 27-8, 173, 183, 262, 312, 416, 423
• Fels, Peter (cousin), 395, 398
• Fels, Sara (née Hallenstein, grandmother), 6, 14-16, 32, 49, 102
• Fels, Willi (grandfather), 5, 50-55, 111, 112, 113, 116-22, 225, 228, 269-70, 295, 319, 409, 415-24
• Ferenczi, quoted, 286
• Field, R. N., 304, 309-10
• Finlayson, Roderick, 313
• Firth, Sir Charles, 147, 149
• FitzGerald, C. P., 372
• Flecker, James Elroy, 79; Poems, 93; quoted, 221
• Forster, E. M., 174, 255; quoted, 291
• Forsyth, Arthur (husband of Emily), 14, 36, 260
• Forsyth, Elespie (later Mrs I. Prior, cousin), 36, 189, 260, 268, 270, 273, 295-6, 320, 411
• Forsyth, Emily (née Fels, aunt), 5, 10, 30, 36, 52, 173, 189, 259, 260-62, 270, 295, 409
• France, 162-4, 273, 355, 395
• Frankel, Otto, 316
• Frazer, Sir James, 154; Greek Studies, 417
• Freeman, Derek, 408
• Freeman, Fred, 122, 123-4
• Freud, S., Moses and Monotheism, 205

• Gabites, George, 304, 307, 314, 407
• Gabites, Paul, 304, 407
• Gadd, Frank, 313
• Galway, Dr V., 184
• Galway, Mrs, 184
• Gardiner, A. G., 66
• Geisow, Gertie and Kitty, 97, 101, 102, 177, 319, 418
• Germany, 164-8
• Gertler, Mark, 277, 345
• Gibbon, E., quoted, 224page 430
• Gide, André, 268
• Gilkison, Jim, 62-3; mother, 422
• Gill, Eric, 269, 312, 387
• Glass, Douglas, 287-9
• Glover, Denis, 311, 312, 313, 384-8, 393, 402, 409, 419, 420, 424
• Glyndebourne, music at, 249-50, 342-3
• Goethe, Roman Elegies, 161, 368
• Gopal, Ram, 272
• Gordon, Cyrus, 215, 216-17
• Gorrie, Rilda, 185
• Gough, Tony, 71
• Greenslade, Desmond, 83
• Greville, Fulke, planned edition of, 225-6
• Grigson, Geoffrey, 389
• Guedalla, P., quoted, 82

• Haadvedt, Rolf, 202
• Hallenstein, origin of name, 41
• Hallenstein Bros., 39, 107, 173
• Hallenstein, Agnes (later Mrs S. Barden, great-aunt), 40, 129, 132-4, 154, 157, 219-24, 274
• Hallenstein, Bendix (great-grandfather), 6, 15, 31, 37-40, 113, 418-19
• Hallenstein, Enid (later Mrs A. Cianchi, remote cousin), 33, 35, 134, 253, 357
• Hallenstein, Erik (German cousin), 157, 163, 164, 167, 192
• Hallenstein, Isaac (eldest brother of Bendix), 37-9
• Hallenstein, Reuben or Ruben (father of Isaac, Michaelis, and Bendix), 31
• Hallenstein, Reuben (Uncle Reuben, father of Enid), 31-2, 33, 253
• Hallenstein, Mrs R. (Aunt Lucy, mother of Enid), 31, 32-3
• Halsted, Edgar, 256
• Halsted, Ernest, 171
• Hamilton, Archie (husband of Bettina Collier), 251, 341
• Hammond, Frank, 372
• Hansen family at Frankton, 98
• Harper, 'Joe', 70-71
• Harper, Mrs (Maori woman at Karitane), 4
• Harling, Mrs (matron at the Abbey), 288, 290
• Harris, John, and wife Rita, 299-300, 420
• Hart, probable origin of name, 41
• Hart, Archie (born Brasch, paternal uncle), 130, 168-9, 405
• Hart, Benjamin (brother of John Hart), 40
• Hart, Brightie (cousin), 24-5
• Hart, Hyarn (great-uncle, father of Brightie),
• Hart, Mrs Hyam (Aunt Flo, sister of Aunt Lucy), 34
• Hart, Loulou (great-aunt), 130
• Hart, John 'Trafalgar', 41-2
• Hart, Miriam, 41
• Haslam, Alec, 145
• Hazlett, Luke, 83
• Hedin, Sven, Trans-Himalaya, 67
• Helpmann, Robert, 394
• Henderson, Kennaway, 313-14
• Herbert, George, quoted, 243
• Herwegh, Georg, 417
• Herz, Henriette, and husband Phil Cohen, 328, 347-8, 375
• Hill-Jack, Agnes, 9, 422
• Hodgkins, Frances, 49, 344
• Holcroft, M. H., 304, 420; quoted, 388
• Honey, W. B., 414
• Hong Kong, 10, 375
• Hopkinson, Tom, 357
• Hotop, Mr (chemist in Queenstown), 97, 102
• Howlett, Rex ('Reggie'), 138, 168, 227, 250, 262
• Hsu, Francis, 288
• Hunter, Mr (surgeon), 385
• Hutchinson, Dr (psychoanalyst at the Abbey), 289
• Huxley, Aldous, 267
• Huxley, Julian, 357
• Hyde, Robin. SeeWilkinson, Iris

• Insson, George, 394-5
• Isherwood, Christopher, 359
• Italy, 154-9, 161-2, 167, 274

• Jackson, Hazel, 157, 329-30
• James, Rev. Dr (President of St John's), 136
• Jewish inheritance, 37, no, 215, 332-3, 373-4, 418-19
• Johnson, Dr, quoted, 398; Rambler essays, 417

• Kafka, F., The Castle, 174
• Kapp, Helen, 377
• Keats, John, 132, 150, 161; Colvin's Life, complete works, 79
• Keesing, Nancy (distant cousin), 79
• Kelsey, Miss (former governess in Dunedin), 297, 298, 310
• Kennedy, Rodney, 304, 306, 309, 382, 420
• Kidson, H. P., 418
• King, Dr Truby, house at Karitane, 3
• Kipling, Rudyard, 45
• Kowhai Gold, 186
• Krishnamurti, Jiddu, 132, 147page 431

• Lagerlöf, Selma, Nils, 45
• Laing, John, 19, 62-3, 112-13, 122, 174
• Landfall, early discussions, 388-91, 420, 424
• Lawrence, D. H., 186, 255
• Lawrence, T. E., 221
• Lawson, Ida, 228, 268
• Lee, John A., 313
• Lehmann, John, 360-2
• Leningrad, impressions of, 235
• Leopardi, G., 160, 244
• Lettsie (girl at the Abbey), 282
• Levy, Isabella, 41
• Lewis, Bernard, 372, 376
• Lilburn, Douglas, 253, 314
• Lincoln cathedral, 403
• Lister-Kaye, Mrs M. V. (Lissie), 271, 275, 276, 283-6, 288, 290, 292, 320, 332, 334, 335-6, 352
• Littlejohn, C. M., 64
• Lucas, Donald and Mary, 373-4

• Macaulay, Rose, 152, 245
• MacBride, Mr and Mrs (at Kawarau Falls station), 104
• McCarron, Dr, 258, 259, 335
• MacDiarmid, Hugh, 402
• MacDonald, Ishbel, 271
• Maddox, Robert (Roger Cox), 287, 288, 336, 352
• Manner, Fred, and wife Dorothy, 370-71
• Manono, 4, 6, 41, 52-4, 115
• Mansfield, Katherine, 188; Journal, 131, 146; stories, 146, 185
• Mark (teacher at the Abbey), 277, 278-9, 287-8, 290
• Marsh, Ngaio, 304
• Martin, Jackie, 181, 229
• Mase, Owen, 269
• Mason, R. A. K., 185, 186, 313, 415
• Massine, L., 229, 272
• Meanjin Papers, 372
• Michaelis, Alice (Dal), 36, 132
• Michaelis, Sir Archie, 35, 169
• Michaelis, Helene, 31
• Michaelis, Hallenstein and Co., 33, 35, 131
• Michaelis, Moritz, 33
• Michaelis, Richard, 234
• Michaelises as family 'running to grandeur', 34-5
• Michelangelo, 159
• Miller, Alex, 313
• Milner, Frank ('The Man'), 62, 76, 77, 81-2, 83, 86-7, 321-3
• Milner, Hugh, 81, 85, 185, 337
• Milner, Ian, 81, 84-5, 184, 185, 231, 232-3, 313, 322, 324-5, 346
• Milner, John, 81, 185
• Milner, Violet, 81-2, 126, 322
• Milner, Winsome, 81, 82-3, 107, 126
• Minaret station, 96, 122-6
• Moffett, Valmai, 304
• Monro, Harold, 131
• Monro, D. H. (Hector), 180-1, 185, 382
• Montgomery, Gen. B., 373
• Moodie, Miss (housekeeper at Manono), 50, 116, 117, 120, 122
• Morrell, W. P., 138, 145
• Morgan, Charles, The Fountain, 214
• Moscow, impressions of, 236
• Mountain, Mary (Mrs Bendix Hallenstein, great-grandmother), 38-40, 418-19
• Mountain, Sarah (sister of Mary), 38
• Mountain, Tom (brother of Mary), 38
• Muir, Edwin, 380-402
• Mukerjee, Bhupen, 378
• Mulgan, Alan, 415
• Mulgan, John, 184, 187, 230, 233, 363; Poems of Freedom, 233; Man Alone, 362
• Miiller, Max, 15
• Munro, Rona, 185
• Murrell, Mr, 10
• Murry, J. Middleton, 186; The Adelphi, 254, 390

• Nash, Walter, 313, 314, 359, 381-2
• Neilson-Terry, Phyllis, 339
• Neue Rundschau, 390
• Neumann, Lena, 377
• New York, impressions of, 327-8
• Newbolt, Sir Henry, 45, 46, 315
• Nicolson, Colin, 423
• Nouvelle Revue Frangaise, 390

• Olveston, no, 294
• Oxford, 107-9, 135-41, 144, 145, 168, 170, 171

• Packard, Andrew, 68
• Page, Frederick, 252, 262, 270, 316-17, 407 See also Poison, Evelyn
• Paintings mentioned, 15, 17, 68, 69, 115, 132, 133, 159, 160, 161, 242, 416
• Palestine, 215, 217, 218
• Parsons, Clere, 145
• Parton, H. N., 313
• Pasternak, Boris, 239, 240
• Paul, Blackwood, 181, 185
• Payne, Humfry, 210page 432
• Pendlebury, John, 193, 196, 197, 200-1, 210, 211, 213-14, 225; wife Hilda, 210
• Peterson, E. E., 194, 202-3
• Petrie, Sir Flinders, 196
• Pervomaisky (Ukrainian poet), 239-40
• Phillips, Orwell (cousin and godfather), and wife Helen, 34
• Phoenix, 185, 196-7
• Piero della Francesca, 160-1, 275
• Pipikariti, 18-19
• Plato, 146-7; the Thaedo, 417
• Poison, Evelyn (later Mrs F. Page), 252, 270, 316-18
• Poole, A. Lane, 135-6, 149
• Potter, Donald, 282
• Prestwich, John, 373
• Priestley, J. B., 367-8, 409
• Prior, Arthur, 304
• Prior, Dr Ian, 411 See also Forsyth, Elespie
• Pruitt, Ida, 326, 349

• Quasimodo, Salvatore, 162
• Queenstown, 39, 178

• Raasay, 398-401
• Radhakrishnan, Dr, 132
• Read, Herbert, 288
• Reeves, W. Pember, 186
• Renwick, Tossie, 262
• Rhodes, Winston, 313, 314
• Rilke, Rainer Maria, 191; Make, 174-5; Duino Elegies, 257; quoted, 368, 391
• Robb, Douglas, 414, 415
• Robertson, J. W. (partner of Bendix Hallenstein), 39, 102
• Roberts, Brian, 153, 248, 347
• Roberts, Colin, 139-40, 143-4, 150, 151, 192-3, 202-3, 248 341, 347, 372-3, 378-9, 404
• Roberts, Ellis, 152
• Roberts, Mr and Mrs, 152-3
• Roberts, Pat, 153
• Roberts, Roger, 153
• Roberts, Rosemary, 153, 262, 273
• Rodin, A., 163
• Ross, Miss (principal of Columba College), 8
• Rubbra, Edmund, 269
• Russia, 234-40

• Sabatier, Paul, 15
• Sadlier, Shelagh, 126, 172
• Salzburg Festival, 172
• Sands, Morry, 92-3, 126
• Sargeson, Frank, 313, 362
• Scarafia, Professore (in Florence), 158
• Schliemann, Heinrich, 55
• Schubart, Professor W. (in Berlin), 192, 248
• Scott, Mr (painter), and wife, 308
• Scovell, E. J. (Joy), 146, 170, 245, 343, 246-7, 263, 268, 303, 343, 362
• Sewell, Professor A., in Tomorrow, 313, 351
• Shand, Peter, 71-2, 126
• Shankar, Uday, 272
• Sharp, Andrew, 137
• Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 147, 150, 160, 161, 162, 274, 333
• Sheppard, Canon Dick, 267
• Sherman (engineer at Amarna), 197
• Ships, Ulimaroa, 30; Ben Lomond, Mountaineer, Earnslaw, 100; Tutanekai, 119; Remuera, 126; Oronsay, 172; Rangatira, 188; Barrabool, 189; Rangitiki, 270; Mataroa, 340; Cumberland, 364; H.M.S. Onslaught, 386; H.M.S. Speaker, 403
• Silone, I., Fontamara, 162
• Sinclaire, Professor F., 313
• Singer, Aunt Bessie (great-aunt), 130
• Singer, Uncle Reg, 34, 130
• Skinner, Dr Harry, 7, 118, 387, 408, 416, 418
• Snow, Edgar, 324
• Snow, C. P., 374
• Sochachewsky, M., 282
• Solecki, Jan (Polish student), 403
• Solf, Dr (governor of Samoa), 41
• Solomon, Saul, 48
• Somerset, H. C. D., 304, 316
• Southberg, Mrs (at Frankton), 97-8
• Spencer, Mrs (Swiss language tutor), 175-6
• Spender, Stephen, 145, 291, 361
• Stanton, Warwick, 181
• Steffens, Lincoln, 235
• Stern, Gordon, 320
• Stevenson, R. L., 45
• Strongi'th'arm, Miss (Dunedin teacher), 40
• Summerhill, 229, 275, 280
• Summers, Hal, 152
• Summers, John, 313
• Sutch, W. B., 313
• Sybil (girl at the Abbey), 280-1, 340
• Syria, 222-4

• Tagore, Rabindranath, 15, 132, 170, 378
• Tania (Russian girl from China), 326
• Tennyson, Lord, 46, 79, 161
• Thacker, R. H., 372
• Theomin, Mr (in Dunedin), 109, no, 294
• Thomas, Dylan, 421
• Thompson, Eunoe (cousin), 19page 433
• Thompson, Professor George, 117; and wife, 117, 183; and daughter Joan, 183
• Thompson, Norman, 96
• Thompson, Tim (cousin), 188, 314-16, 344, 363-4, 396-7
• Thompson, Dr T. (Tommy, uncle), 5, 14, 26, 27-9, 93, 173, 187 See also Fels, Kate
• Toller, Ernst, 346
• Thurlby, farm in Lincolnshire, 38
• Thurlby Domain, 39, 102
• Todds (Bruce, Ione, Elespie, Roland), 5, 6, 14, 295, 422
• Tomorrow,258, 313-14
• transition, 390
• Trendall, Dale, 262
• Turner, Dorothea, 415
• Tutankhamen, 193, 195

• Waddell, Rev. Rutherford, 40
• Waitaki school, 56-93
• Wanaka, Lake, 96-107
• Ward, Kingdon, 417
• Ward, Richard, 394, 403
• Watkins, John M., 15-16
• Webb, Leicester, and wife Carole, 304, 307, 388, 407
• Wellington, impressions of, 407-8
• Wells, H. G., 357
• West-Watson, Alison, 231
• Whitehead, Archdeacon, 301, 418
• Whitman, Walt, 15, 348
• White, Miss ('Dolly', at Waitaki), 69, 82, 126
• Wilkinson, Iris (Robin Hyde), 313, 337, 338-41, 345
• Wilkinson, Patrick, 372
• Williams, Vaughan, 252, 394
• Williamson, Henry, The Pathway, quoted, 177-8
• Wilson, Ormond, 145, 313
• Woolf, Virginia, 255
• Woollaston, Toss, and wife Edith, 305-10, 311, 380
• Woonsocket, 32
• Wordsworth, William, 16, 333; The Prelude,167

• Yeats, W. B., 15, 66, 79, 83, 190-1, 255, 335

• Zimmerman, Carl, 65
• Zuntz, Dr and family, 248
• Zuntz, Dora, 248, 262
• Zuntz, Günther, 248-9
• Zuntz, Leonie, 248-9, 272, 287, 342, 347, 391-2

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