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... carefulness, Sagacity, and vigilance'- displayed by that familiar bird being among its most remarkable characteristics; Heinrich Heine, an earnestly conceived and finely expressed accountt of the works, genius, and life of the great German poet, cvi- dently ...
... OF PORTRAIT MINIATURES AT SOUTH KENSINGTON. By R. H. SODmN S.MITII, THE BATTLE-FIELD NEAR HASTINGS. Trans- lated from Heinrich Heine, by NEVILLE CHRISTfE AND MANSON'S. By the EDITOE. (With Illustrations by R. T. PllRTalZrTT.) EDUCATION IN CHINA. Fort ...
... XXVr. -By the Author of -CGeorge 'Geith 'of' Fen' Court, &c. Illustrated by J. D. Watson' A Love-song. Translated from Heinrich Heine.' ThePolitiaal Situation at .Vienna. : A Letter to Baron Max Von Gagern, Aulie Councillor, Aco. &ci Foreign Office, Vienna ...
... the features of Philip more youthful than is consistent with the appearance of his adopted 'farnily.' A translation of Heinrich Heine's Love Song, A Night in the Coliseum, Lady lMary's Lover, and instalments of the running tales complete the number ...
... magazine for November. No. CCCCXLIII. Prioea#. 6d. COHTKNTS. Why want a Reform Bill. Field-Marshal Viscount Combermare. Heinrich Heine. A Lost Man. - The Bridal Song of Helen : A Translation from the Eighteenth Idyll of Theocritui. By Edmubd Hbad. Mr Swinburne ...
... space, to delay our report of the proceedings. How will jou be able to write about Spain after you have been there ?” said Heinrich Heine to Theophile Gautier, setting out to that country. How will you be able to govern colony after you have made acquaintance ...
... 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 ...
... calculated to remind the feudal aristocracy of Europe that there was least one Jew whose incisors they had failed to extract:—Heinrich Heine has assumed and fortified this position with a genius which has not been vouchsafed to his dexteroug disciple and copyist ...
... the more generous of his literary confreres poor M. Eugene Forbade, for example-while was held in positive contempt by Heinrich Heine, who, his expense, as at that of so many other Frenchmen, enlarged the domain of German wit by frontier which France has ...
... theatres so crowded that ib _is _almost _impossible to _get a _place to _see _Frou-Frou or Gabrielle . However , as Heinrich _Heine _said _, there is moro fun _in a French corpse dead _overnight than in a live German _when _in _his _merriest mood ; _and ...
... would be amendment he intended to move that such a plan was not and in im prac- tice, and by ‘* As Alfred de Musset and Heinrich Heine showed their tfection the thoughts of man 80 Alfred Tennyson is lastand most ect productot the ideal poets of En, gland ...
... afford the cost , no matter thoudi it be Trilling himself b y inches- To the reserve of Kabelais it adds the rererenca of Heinrich Heine and the mercy or Jonathan Swift . Account for it » lire and prosperity as yon may • when we say that its special butt ...