Proper noun
Furnas (plural Furnases)
A surname.
Balfour (1901) I, 164–5; Furnas (1952), 142–6; Mehew (2004) From New York City he travelled overland by train to California. Source: Internet
Balfour (1901) I, 123-4; Furnas (1952) 105–6; Mehew (2004) In November 1873, after Stevenson's health failed, he was sent to Menton on the French Riviera to recuperate. Source: Internet
Furnas (1952), 69–70; Mehew (2004) Within the limits of a strict allowance, he visited cheap pubs and brothels. Source: Internet
Furnas (1952), 81–2; 85–9; Mehew (2004) Colvin became Stevenson's literary adviser and after his death was the first editor of Stevenson's letters. Source: Internet
Furnas (1952), 51–54, 60–62; Mehew (2004) Perhaps most important at this point in his life was a cousin, Robert Alan Mowbray Stevenson (known as "Bob"), a lively and light-hearted young man who, instead of the family profession, had chosen to study art. Source: Internet
Balfour (1901) I, 70–2; Furnas (1952), 48–9; Mehew (2004) In April 1871, Stevenson notified his father of his decision to pursue a life of letters. Source: Internet