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table of contents
  1. List of Illustrations
  2. Translator’s Introduction
  3. Volume II, Continued
    1. Chapter XV
    2. Chapter XVI
    3. Chapter XVII
    4. Chapter XVIII
    5. Chapter XIX
    6. Chapter XX
    7. Colophon
  4. Volume III
    1. Covers and Endpaper
    2. Preface
    3. Table of Contents
    4. Frontispieces
    5. Chapter XXI
    6. Chapter XXII
    7. Chapter XXIII
    8. Chapter XXIV
    9. Chapter XXV
    10. Chapter XXVI
    11. Chapter XXVII
    12. Chapter XXVIII
    13. Chapter XXIX
    14. Chapter XXX
    15. Colophon
  5. Volume IV
    1. Covers and Endpaper
    2. Preface
    3. Table of Contents
    4. Frontispieces
    5. Chapter XXXI
    6. Chapter XXXII
    7. Chapter XXXIII
    8. Chapter XXXIV
    9. Chapter XXXV
    10. Chapter XXXVI
    11. Chapter XXXVII
    12. Chapter XXXVIII
    13. Colophon
  6. Appendix: Characters in Eight Dogs, Chapters I–XXXVIII

Illustrations

Translator’s Introduction

Bakin’s draft of the endpaper for Volume IV

Bakin’s draft of the second frontispiece for Volume IV

Bakin’s draft of the first frontispiece for Volume IV

Bakin’s draft of the illustration for Chapter XXXI

Volume II, continued

Chapter XV illustration Bansaku rewards his enemies and takes his lords’ and father’s heads into hiding.

Chapter XVI illustration I Lodged in a mountain cloister, Bansaku suspects Tatsuka.

Chapter XVI illustration II At Metal-Monkey Barrow, Tatsuka sets eyes on the Divine Lady.

Chapter XVII illustration The dog / his master knows, / since, sadly, / there is no one else at all / to sympathize with him.

Chapter XVIII illustration I Chasing a she-cat, Kijirō ventures onto Nukasuke’s rooftop.

Chapter XVIII illustration II Hikiroku thanks his menials for carrying out his errand of resentment.

Chapter XIX illustration I In the night, Bansaku delivers his final teaching to his son and gives him the longsword Rainmaker.

Chapter XIX illustration II Having decided to commit suicide, Shino kills Yoshirō.

Chapter XX illustration A small child of seven loses his mother on a journey.

Colophon Seals of Kyokutei Bakin and Yanagawa Shigenobu

Volume III

The covers of Hakkenden, Volume III

Endpaper/title page

Preface to the Lives of the Eight Dog Warriors, Collection III seals of Kyokutei Bakin

Frontispiece 1

Frontispiece 2

Frontispiece 3

Chapter XXI Illustration I Kamezasa arrives at the Inuzuka residence, Gakuzō in tow.

Chapter XXI Illustration II The green plum’s / fragrance far outgraces / its flowers

Chapter XXII Illustration I The Toshima family battles the three generals of the Overseers’ Houses at Ikebukuro.

Chapter XXII Illustration II Though ne’er more blow / the wintry wind / when thee I see / I’m stripped of words / like leaves from shamefaced trees

Chapter XXIII Illustration I Nukasuke’s confession: A desperate traveler, clutching an infant, prepares to throw himself from a bridge.

Chapter XXIII Illustration II Hikiroku entertains the authorities by arranging for risqué songs.

Chapter XXIV Illustration Hikiroku falls into the Kaniwa River, as part of his painstaking plan.

Chapter XXV Illustration I ’Tis its cries / make parting bitter— / O for a place / where no cock is heard / at break of day

Chapter XXV Illustration II A child’s sense of filial piety enshrines the soul of a traveler.

Chapter XXVI Illustration Hikiroku persuades Hamaji by a display of suicide.

Chapter XXVII Illustration I Displaying his fervor for nirvana, Jakumaku immolates himself in a crematory pit.

Chapter XXVII Illustration II On a dark night before a mountain, four rogues meet in battle.

>Chapter XXVIII Illustration A famous sword and the life and death of a beautiful woman; an encounter between loyalty and integrity.

Bunkeidō version of Chapter XXVIII Illustration.

Chapter XXIX Illustration I Redeemed / and vested in the grass: / the bead of dew

Chapter XXIX Illustration II Hidden evil is recompensed: Hikiroku and Kamezasa die violently.

Chapter XXIX Illustration III On the night of his homecoming, he kills his enemy without planning to.

Chapter XXX Illustration On his lord’s orders, Kenpachi tries to capture Shino.

Colophon Seals of Kyokutei Bakin, Chigata Nakamichi, Yanagawa Shigenobu.

Volume IV

The covers of Hakkenden, Volume IV

Endpaper/title page

Preface to the Lives of the Eight Dogs, Collection IV Seals of Kyokutei Bakin

Frontispiece 1

Frontispiece 2

Frontispiece 3

Frontispiece 4

Chapter XXXI Illustration Felled by / a well-beaten drum: / one paulownia leaf

Bunkeidō version of Chapter XXXI Illustration.

Chapter XXXII Illustration I The gallant Kobungo crushes Inuta.

Chapter XXXII Illustration II The two ascetics conduct a trial by wrestling in front of the Yawata Shrine.

Chapter XXXIII Illustration On a dark night an enemy detains Kobungo in a reed bed.

Chapter XXXIV Illustration I Obeying homely lessons, Kobungo endures wanton abuse.

Chapter XXXIV Illustration II Hodayū tries to arrest Kobungo in the road.

Chapter XXXV Illustration I Three fellows are floored; Myōshin comes to visit.

Chapter XXXV Illustration II Sad parting of a mother- in-law and daughter-in-law; a flute in the night multiplies sorrow.

Chapter XXXVI Illustration As blades are crossed an infant is kicked to death by mistake.

Chapter XXXVII Illustration I The effects of a wonder cure: Shino revives.

Chapter XXXVII Illustration II Bungobei investigates a light in the water at night.

Chapter XXXVIII Illustration Genpachi in the strength of his courage slaughters three spies.

Colophon Seals of Kyokutei Bakin and Yanagawa Shigenobu

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