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... SCRAP FROM HEINRICH HEINE. I know not what should grieve me, Yet feel my spirit, fail ; It haunts me—will not leave me, That ancient, wondrous tale. The Rhin* is softly flowing, I feel the breves a/ night; The mountalw-tope eh glowing With evening's ruddy ...
... 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 ...
... Notes and Anecdotes—Russia. By Charles Hervey. The TOWN LIFE of Contii By Robert Recollections of (rKeefe. Scraps from Heinrich Heine. By John Oxenford. A few Words with our Ancestoii. Laman Blanchard. Lines with Copy of Ansier’a XenioU. By Edward Kenealy ...
... THE RESTORATION. (Continued.) BY ROBERT BELL, ESQ. Recollections of O'Keefe. A Day at Strasburg. By Captain Scraps from Heinrich Heine. Meclwin. By John Oxenford. Virtuous Love. By Mrs. Edward Few Words with our Ances- Thomas. tors. By Laman Blancharl What ...
... When that sweet flower is blooming there, The brightest beanty of her brow. A TALE OK THE RHINE.* From Scraps from Heinrich Heine, by John Oxenford, in A'nstforth's Magazine. 1 know not what should grieve me, Yet feel my spirits fail ; It haunts me-will ...
... THE TOWN LIFE THE RESTORATION. Continued. Robert Kell, E*fj. Recollections of O'Keefe. A Day at StrasLurgh. Scraps from Heinrich Heine. Captain Medwin. John Oxenford. Virtuous Love. Mrs. Ed- A words with our Ances- ward Thomas, tors. Laman Blau- What became ...
... OF THE RESTORATION. Continued. By ROBERT BELL, Esq. Recollections of O'Keefe. A Day at Strasburg. Captain Scraps from Heinrich Heine. By Medwin. John Oxenford. Virtuous Love. By Mrs. Edward A few Words with our Ancestors. Thomas. By Laman Blanchard. What ...
... Miss Skelton. THE TOWN LIFE OF THE RESTORATION. (Continued.) By ROBERT BELL, Esq. Recollections of O'Keefe. Scraps from Heinrich Heine. By John Oxenford. A few words with our Ancestors. By Leman Blanchard. Lines with a Copy of Anster's Xeniola. By Edward ...
... Charles Hervey. THE TOWN LIFE OF THE RESTORATION. (Continued.) BY ROBERT BELL,_ESQ. Recollections of O'Keefe. Scraps from Heinrich Heine. By John _ _ _ A Day at Strasburg. By Captain Medwin. Virtuous Love. By Mrs. Edward Thomas. What became of the Executioner ...
... THE PILGRIMAGE TO KEVLAAR. FROM THE GERMA.f OF HEINRICH HEINE. For the Cork Examiner.) The mother stood by the window, Sighing, he took the wax-heart— Her son sore sick lay be ; Sighing, knelt before Heaven's Wilt thou not come, dear Wil- Queen : liam ...
... 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 ...
... THE RESTORATION. [Continued.] BY ROBERT BELL, ESQ. Recollections of O'Keefe. A Day at Strasburg. By Captain Scraps from Heinrich Heine. By Medwin. John Oxenford. Virtuous Love. By Mrs. Edward A few words with our Ancestors. By Thomas. Laman Blanchard. What ...