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... alluded above) is devoted to a comparatively recent but very widely popular lyrical volume, by a rising, young German poet, Heinrich Heine. The name of the volume is, Das Bach der Liebe(the Book of Love), and the article which is very able—and from its ...
... and ANTIQUARIAN REPERTORY, No. 11., price Twopence, contains the following Original Articles ; On Modern German Poets, Heinrich Heine and his Book of Songs”—The Gentleman with no self government—The language of Love—Mr. Theophilns Timothy Tompkins In his ...
... Topographical a.d Antiquanan Repertory, No. 11, Price Twopenci, contains the following articles !—Modern German Poets, Heinrich Heine aid Ids Bonk of Songs—The Gentleman with no Self-governmeat 7 The Language of Lorelir. Theophilim Timothy Tompkins his ...
... and the committee has announced that the first tea meeting will take place on Monday next at the Mechanics' Institution. Heinrich Heine (in his Reisebilder) says, Had I faith to remove mountains, the Johannisberg would be the mountain I should select to ...
... ugly as sin! “T don't care for that: I was taken for bim—I endursed | his note, and was taken for him—by the sheriff. ” Heinrich Heine, in his Reisedilder, says, Had I faith to remove mountains, the Johannisbere would be the mountain T should select to ...
... fascination, their appearance has so enticing sir, that these dead bacchantes are irresistible. This argument, quoted from Heinrich Heine, and placed the commencement of the libretto of GiaeUe, was indeed ne- cenearj to render the nirgterioua end poetical ...
... fascination, their appearance has so enticing an air, that these dead bacchantes are irresistible. This argument, quoted from Heinrich Heine, and placed at the commencement of the libretto of Giselle, was indeed ne> ccssary to render the mysterious and poetical ...
... fascination, their appearance has so enticing an air, that these dead bacchantes are irresistible. Thi> argument, quoted from Heinrich Heine, and placed at the commencement of the libretto of Giselle, was indeed necessary to render the mysterious and poetical ...
... first mouth in the spring. They have seven grounds for divarG —the fourth is ialkatireness in women. THE TROUBLED HEART BY HEINRICH HEINE. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN BY MARY HONFITT. My heart, my heart is troubled, Yet joyfully shineth May; I stand, leaning ...
... fascination, their appearance has so enticing an air, that these dead bacchantes are Irresistible. This argument, quoted from Heinrich Heine, and placed at the commencement of the libretto OimUe, was indeed necessary to render the mysterious and poetical fable ...
... shirt—but I'll see thee hanged and drowned before I pay thee. I believe it is that intense, far-into millstone-seeing German, Heinrich Hein, who says, that be knew Napoleon to be a God by his motionless eye•balls : well! my quaker, from his motionless features ...
... Stage Coachman's Lament — Pastoral Song. By' Zacha riah Lundt— A Parliament in the Olden lime— The Troubled Heart. By Heinrich Heine — Silent Love; and Freedom, a Poem. By Simon Dach— An Incident of Travel— Stanley Thorn. By the Author of Valentine ...