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... HEINRICH HEINE. Heins was one those men who impelled, at if by demonic force, not only to exhanrt bat artificially heighten every passion, to drink ovary emotion oat to its bitterest drags Hs nova himmll entirely to the bnmour or the feeling of the moment ...
... Heinrich Heine HEINE . A Biography . By Francois Fejtd . ( 18 s . Wingatc . ) From the foreword of this volume it appears that the author is an anti-Nazi Hungarian who , as an exile in France , gave lessons in German . The only German books available ...
... THE MANUSCRIPTS HEINRICH HEINE. (From the Standard of this morning.) V IKNNA, Tuesday Night. Baron Gustav Heine will give directions to the manuscripts of Heinrich Heine, which were in his possession. These include a great number of letters to Thiers ...
... THE UNCLE OF HEINRICH HEINE. The third and fourth instalments of the Memoirs of Heine, which appear in the latest pages of the Gartenlaube, contain interesting and characteristic sketch of Heine's uncle, Simon Geldhern, who, next to his mother, had the ...
... served as an officer in the Austrian army, and that t he died as the proprietor of the Vienna ' Fremden-f blatt. Of Heinrich Heine himself I have on ly one n pers$isal recollection. . It was a few years before his a death' When I was taken to see him ...
... THE LAST DAYS OF HEINRICH HEINE. Instead of the memoirs of Heins the yobbos, tin. of which hatheenannonneedsad contradict.,]': in several payers, an interesting book on Halm's Last Days has been pubbithed by Cabman Levy at Faris. The arithomse is Mimes ...
... HEINRICH HEINE AND HIS FAMILY LIFE. By the Rev. D. Maclaren, M.A. CHARLES LELAND, by his admirable edition of the works of Heinrich Heine, recently completed, has himself as the interpreter of a genius whom he ll ca Q iq to the English speaking peoples ...
... Says Heinrich Heine, in our unworthy ver- A pine-tree stands in the Norland Alone on desolate hill; He slumbers beneath bis mantle Of snow-fleece, icy chill. He dreams of his cousin the palm-tree, Who, far amid tropieal sand, silence and solitude shrivels ...
... -TT 7 r, -* REMINIPCENOE3 OE HEINRICH HEINE. ...
... have to offer but one exception. Heinrich Heine did love one being, passionately, exclusively, and--which is saying much for him—faithfully to his last hour. But this privileged being, strange to say, was Heinrich Heine himself. It is indeed his unqualified ...
... •; . ( C ) Thn family Life of Heinrich Heine . Illuiitrated by 122 . hitherto unpublished' lotlera&c ; . Edited by Ins nephew , Baron Ludwig von Einbdon , and'trana . l 5 tt ( l , l ) yGlii » rli ) s Gnufrey Lolandi Wtji J ? uitraits Itftndon : Wiuiam ...
... Pbofdwok and MaBT Mcebat am*M Castle Howard yesterday. The city New York about to «*• memorial to Heinrich Heine. The super vision weight* and im** . London last year resulted in •■iOO.OOO condemnation ; vendors are the offenders. One of the mottoes ...