Katherine Anne Porter (161 page)

Saturday Evening Post
,
571

Saturday Review
,
585

Schiller, Friedrich von,
1015

Schorer, Mark,
624
,
632–33

Schubert, Franz,
549

Scott, Natalie,
1011

Scott, Winfield,
527

Scribner’s
,
1008

Seabrook, William,
570

Second American Caravan
,
1008

Sergeev-Tzensky, Sergey: “Living Water,”
696n

Sévigné, Marie de,
1014

Shakespear, Olivia,
624

Shakespeare, William,
549
,
583
,
628
,
692
,
709
,
1014–15
;
The Merry Wives of Windsor
,
992
;
The Taming of the Shrew
,
1016

Shakespeare and Company bookshop,
673–77

Shaw, George Bernard,
909

Shelley, Percy Bysshe,
549
,
564

Siqueiros, David,
990

Sitwell, Edith,
635–41
;
The Canticle of the Rose
,
635
,
637–41
,
774

Sitwell, Osbert,
637

Smart, Christopher,
639

Smollett, Tobias,
1014

Socialism,
893
,
896
,
906
,
937

Sonora,
903
,
962

Sophocles,
577
,
628

South Braintree, Mass.,
830
,
832

Southern Review
,
585

Soviet Union,
570
,
710
,
833
,
836–38
,
840–42
,
855
,
894
,
989
,
993

Spain,
562
,
570
,
708
,
721
,
756–57
,
817
,
836–37
,
839
,
875
,
893
,
943–46
,
948
,
954
,
957–59
,
962
,
965
,
976–77
,
993
,
1002

Spratling, William,
1011

Stalin, Joseph,
833
,
847

Starr, Belle,
742

State Department, U.S.,
1012

Steffens, Lincoln,
838

Stein, Gertrude,
553–74
;
The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas
,
571
;
Brewsie and Willie
,
562
;
Everybody’s Autobiography
,
558
;
The Making of Americans
,
553–57
;
Tender Buttons
,
543–44
;
Three Lives
,
553
;
Useful Knowledge
,
556–58

Stein, Leo,
559
,
564
,
566–68

Stein, Michael,
566

Steinbeck, John:
The Grapes of Wrath
,
628

Stendhal (Marie-Henri Beyle),
576
;
The Red and the Black
,
687

Sterne, Laurence,
590–94
,
611
;
The Sentimental Journey
,
590
;
Tristram Shandy
,
590–92
,
594
,
1014

Stieglitz, Alfred,
562

Stowe, Harriet Beecher:
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
,
537

Stravinsky, Igor,
544
,
549

Styron, William,
700

Swedenborg, Emanuel,
530–31
,
638

Swift, Jonathan,
612
,
627
,
638
;
Gulliver’s Travels
,
1014

Switzerland,
721
,
725
,
781

Syndicate of Painters and Sculptors,
988
,
990–91

Tannenbaum, Frank,
837

Taxco, Mexico,
945
,
998
,
1011

Temple, Minnie,
538

Tennessee,
743

Teotihuacán,
909
,
998

Teresa of Ávila,
570

Texas,
543–44
,
721–22
,
724
,
735–45
,
748
,
781
,
869–70
,
937
,
1007
,
1013

Thackeray, William Makepeace,
529–30
,
564
;
Vanity Fair
,
686

Thayer, Webster,
831

Thomas, Caitlin,
659
;
Leftover Life to Kill
,
653–57

Thomas, Dylan,
651–60
; “Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night,”
659–60

Thompson, Waddy,
878

Thomson, Virgil,
569

Toklas, Alice B.,
559
,
568
,
571

Tolstoy, Leo,
549–50
,
583
,
628
,
669
,
689
,
909
;
Anna Karenina
,
686
,
1014

Toluca, Mexico,
951

Totonac Indians,
926

Toynbee, Arnold,
827

transition
,
1008

Treviño, Jacinto B.,
899

Trojan War,
799

Truman, Harry S,
736

Turgenev, Ivan,
550
;
Torrents of Spring,
1015

Twain, Mark (Samuel Clemens),
687
,
689
,
1014

University of Mexico,
944
,
988

Valéry, Paul,
665

Vandoyer, Jean-Louis,
775

Vanegas, Xavier,
946–52
,
957

Vanzetti, Bartolomeo,
830–35
,
839–40
,
842
,
844
,
847–65

Vanzetti, Luigia,
851–52
,
863

Vasconcelos, José,
903
,
909
;
Aspects of Modern Civilization
,
977–80

Veracruz,
898
,
928
,
965

Vermont,
782

Victoria, Guadalupe,
963

Villa, Pancho,
937

Villarreal, Antonio,
903

Virginia,
541
,
748
,
772
,
781
,
1011

Voltaire (François-Marie Arouet),
599
,
853
,
945
;
Candide
,
1014
;
Philosophical Dictionary
,
1014

Wagner, Richard,
549

Wales,
652
,
658

Washington, D.C.,
710

Washington, George,
761

Washington Post
,
736

Watkins, Vernon,
657–60

Webster, Daniel,
527

Wells, Catherine,
648–49

Wells, H. G.,
648–50

Welton, Hattie,
814
,
816

Welty, Eudora,
582–89
; “Clytie,”
588
;
A Curtain of Green
,
582
,
586–89
; “The Death of a Traveling Salesman,”
585
,
588
; “The Hitch-Hiker,”
588
; “Keela, the Outcast Indian Maiden,”
587
; “Lily Daw and the Three Ladies,”
587
; “A Memory,”
588
; “Old Mrs. Marblehall,”
588
; “The Petrified Man,”
587
; “A Piece of News,”
585
; “Powerhouse,”
588
; “Why I Live at the P.O.,”
587
; “A Worn Path,”
588

Wescott, Glenway,
661–62
,
669

West, Mae,
742

West Florida,
757

Weston, Edward,
987–88

Whitman, Walt,
689
,
702–3

Wilkes, John,
590
,
593

Williams, Albert Rhys,
837

Williams, William Carlos,
576
,
675

Wilson, Edmund,
624
;
The American Earthquake
,
837–38
;
Memoirs of Hecate County
,
624
;
To the Finland Station
,
624

Wolfe, Bertram D.,
936n
,
994–96

Wolfe, Don M.,
714

Woolf, Leonard,
610

Woolf, Virginia,
550
,
583
,
609–13
,
1015
;
The Captain’s Death Bed
,
610–11
;
The Voyage Out
,
611

Wordsworth, William,
549

World War I,
572
,
688
,
710
,
825

World War II,
562
,
572–73
,
676
,
707
,
717n
,
820–23
,
829

Wyoming,
551

Xochimilco (floating gardens),
998

Xochimilco Indians,
884
,
886–92
,
917

Xochitl,
885–86

Yaddo,
781–82

Yaqui Indians,
906

Yeats, John Butler,
576

Yeats, William Butler,
540
,
543
,
575–76
,
583
,
587
,
611
,
624–26
,
635
,
653
,
660
,
669–71
,
677
,
759
,
808
,
1015
;
The Celtic Twilight
,
671

Yokel and the Sacristan
,
The
,
962

York, Duke of (Frederick Augustus),
593

Yucatán,
873
,
893
,
906–7

Zapata, Emiliano,
906
,
936–37
,
976
,
1004

Zapatistas,
873

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