A Fantastic Journey: the Life and Literature of Lafcadio Hearn by Paul Murray

Author:Paul Murray [Murray, Paul]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2014-03-21T04:00:00+00:00

. . .for he carried information about missionary work to Tokyo. He forced out of the school several better men than himself; and his cleverness at this sort of intrigue is very great. Now it strikes me that he was the chief party in the matter - at all events, after three years, I could not possibly live in the school with him any longer at any salary.93

Hearn did admit that he had no proof of these suspicions as only the headmaster would talk to him. This isolation from his fellow teachers was undoubtedly a major cause of the difficulties in which he found himself: as a foreigner among the Japanese he felt terribly alone and a go-ishi (pawn).94

Hearn's suspicions extended to Mr Kano, the school's previous director, whom he had formerly liked. He now found Kano:

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