Véron, Doctor, 103, 104 Vigny, Alfred de, 17, 28, 52, 53, 55, 73 Villain, 237 Villiers de l'Isle Adam, 233 Vincent, Charles, 241, 242 Viot's Restaurant, 263 Vitu, 277 "Viveurs," Les, 70, 76-108, 204, 231, 275, 276 W WALLON, Jean, 238, 250, 266-268 Wattier, 185, 193 PRINTED AT THE BALLANTYNE PRESS LONDON ENGLAND * * * * * The following typographical errors were corrected by the etext transcriber: Célestin Nauteuil=>Célestin Nanteuil {8} Les Champs Elisées=>Les Champs Elysées Gerard de Nerval=>Gérard de Nerval "Les Jeune France."=>"Les Jeunes France." Elie Wildmannstadius=>Elie Wildman-stadius decorated thus because a lew _louis d'or_=>decorated thus because a few _louis d'or_ nor ne'er-do-weels=>nor ne'er-do-wells Charles Mouselet says in his preface to "Paris Anecdote,"=>Charles Monselet says in his preface to "Paris Anecdote," Pimodan, Hotel, 231=>Pimodan, Hôtel, 231 * * * * * FOOTNOTES: [1] "Les Enfants Perdus de Romantisme." [2] A. Cassagne: "La Théorie de l'art pour l'art en France chez les derniers romantiques et les premiers réalistes." [3] "Essais de Psychologie contemporaine," the chapter on Flaubert. [4] Philothée O'Neddy: "Feu et Flamme." [5] See René Canat: "Du Sentiment de la Solitude morale chez les romantiques et les parnassiens." [6] See Chapter VII. [7] Asselineau: "Bibliographie Romantique." [8] "Causeries sur les artistes de mon temps." [9] Mrs. Trollope: "Paris and the Parisians in 1835." [10] "Derniers Jours de Bohème." [11] "Les Salons de Paris." [12] Challamel: "Souvenirs d'un Hugolâtre." [13] "Paris in 1829 and 1830." [14] Major Fraser's name appears in many memoirs of the time, but I owe the above account to "An Englishman in Paris," by A. D. Vandam. [15] "Vignettes Romantiques." [16] Léon Séché tells his story in "La Jeunesse Dorée sous Louis Philippe." [17] "Histoire du Romantisme." [18] Jules Claretie: "Pétrus Borel." [19] Maxime du Camp: "Théophile Gautier." [20] "Gérard de Nerval." [21] "Portraits contemporains." The article on the artist Marilhat. [22] "La Bohème Galante." [23] Arsène Houssaye: "Les Confessions." [24] Gérard, to be precise, quotes an earlier and more cruel version: _...La_ reine du Sabbat _Qui, depuis deux hivers, dans vos bras se débat,_ _Vous échapperait-elle ainsi qu'une chimère..._ [25] See Chapter xi for a further account of Bohemia's amusements. [26] In a preface to Gérard de Nerval's "Œuvres." [27] "Les Confessions."