... roars' Heinrich Heine wrote more than one song addressed to hia own eongs . Had he been so far gifted with the poet ' s prophetic insight as to see how often and in what manner these Bongaof his were'to be translated into English , he would , it may be ...

... disturbance of some law of nature . Ifc turns out to be so , for a dead man appears upon tho scene , who is no other than Heinrich Heine . He , makes himself agreeable to thccompany , andcohyersesfreelywith them upon realism and romanticism in art ., • Soon ...

... 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 ...

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... HEINE'S LOVE-SONGS. The Love-Songs Heinrich Heine. Englished by H. B. Briggs. London: Triibner and Co. Time was when every tiro in verse-making tried his hand on Horace. In these days Heine seems almost to have supplanted the older and greater poet in ...

... and perused nearly every Austrian and foreign newspaper. Cart Christmas he gave his mother thirty autograph letters of Heinrich Heine, her favourite poet. But his great passion was hunting. He never tired of sport of any kind, and was aweless as to the ...

... probably rarely , if ever , performed now . Whilst residing at Paris for some time , Meissaer became rather intimat e trith Heinrich Heine , and a year or two before the death o { that great l yric ' hss friend brought out a volnine of Reminiscencas of Heine ...

... waters ringing.' 'The is the Tom Moore, but the picture reminds you inevitably of that legend of Nordeney which so haunted Heinrich Heine. Mole by Way of compliment to the virtue of a minor bard as displayed in his choice of topic than to suggest an unfair ...

... 'scrutinises the dark and hidden depths of human life and conduct Articles on civil . and domestic architecture , and on Heinrich Heine , also appear . , ' Our - Cdftrities ( Sampson I-6 w , Limited Fetter Lane , -- ' : Eleet • Street ) has' reached its ...

... across America with Mr Edwin Booth ' sand Mr . Lawrence Barrett ' s company ; • acd Alice G . Koyrton , who has a notice on Heinrich Heine ' s Book ot Ideas . • Mr H ; Arthur Smith writss on Morals • in Music . A first-rats article on 'Westminster Abbey ...

... Eight Chicago carpenters are strike for higher wages. Bdou the Empress Austria left Paris the laid a wreath the tomb Heinrich Heine. Pnwci George is now Quebec, and will take part a number of social functions. Two Soudan Emirs, with 200 followers, are ...

... be the new judge in the Court of Session. • BEronz the Empress of Austria left Paris she laid a wreath on the tomb of Heinrich Heine. PRINOII GEORGE or WALES is now at Quebec, and will take part in a number of social functions. LADY EUPIIEMI-t EGLINTGN ...