... this country, there is abundant opportunity for comparison. We have translations from Jacobi, Herder, Goethe, Schiller, Heinrich Heine, &c., embracing also a wide variety, as may le seen in Kinkers ' Evening Hymn, Uhland's Minstrel's Cutrse, and Ei ...

... to turn from these essays-to the more purely literary contributions to the present volume. There is a charming essay on Heinrich Heine, and more charming than the ' essay are the extracts it embodies. Few of us who know the sad story of Heine's life can ...

... first attempt is made to ?? himunmerous works. t i';e Sao, or 'Letters on Art, Mousic, Popular t ife, and Politics, by Heinrich Heine (5s. ; Londor.: W. Heinmaun). This is the fourth r tolume of G. G. L~eland's traslation of Heine's t %orks, and is a treasure ...

... Hannah. Ith, The work, whether in point of wit, sarcasm, sk Che pathos, or learning, is a literary wonder. It Is her Is Heinrich Heine writing -with the pen of Charles ET idy Dickens, and inspired by an ideal which willlc ragtell upon the .Judaism of the ...

... the charge; and if, as we trust, he carries out his wish to write a lyrical poem composed of songs, after the manner of Heinrich Heine's Book of Songs, or Scott's Ballad Romances, he will do a great deal more; indeed, after the specimen of snoh songs ...