... it had an unconscious effect in the moulding of say charactsr I.t this period of i n life. Every .*Man who writes, mid Heinrich Heine. 'has eye on her awniuscript and the other on favourite of the opposite sex. rh. great German port a deep knowledge of ...

... piece of workmanship, as fine of its kind. I dare venture to say, as the statue of a young goddess by Praxiteles. It is on Heinrich Heine, and reads:— Spirit of storm and stress! the aeamews cry Mixed with the music of nightingale— A mingled strain of wondrous ...

... of the Index recently pul>- revised and augmented cdiliou ol tho li«t of books which good Catholic ought to read. Kant. Heinrich Heine. Frederick the Great, and (he historian Gregoroviu# arc put the Index heretics, with Emit® Zola and Henrik Sicnkicwicx ...

... Perwmality and it* Survival of Bodily Death, by the late Frederic W, H. Myere, id two volume*. A largo number maousrripU Heinrich Heine have recently been acquired by Profeaeor Bans Meyer, of the Bibliographical luttitute of Leipzig, including more than ...

... autumn Human I’ereoTwdily and ite .SorThral Hodiij ►with,” by the late Frederio W. U. Myers, ta A large number mar.iurripts Heinrich Heine have ret-enllv been acquired by Hans Meyer, the Bibliographical Instuete Leipzig, indadia* more than I.OOU letter*. ■ll>e ...

... Oberwesel, on one of the finest bits of the Rhine, are,, with their legend, now for- ever associated with the naine of Heinrich Heine. To translate Heine, remarks Sir. Augustine Birrell, in one of his delightful series of papers entitled Down the Rhine ...

... LIFE 5 DREAAV ~Heinrich Heine. ’Twas Springtime, and the sun was strong, As wandered forth together. Carelessly we strayed along, Unheeding the road or whither, Telling our loves with all care forgot, Severed from earth by this one thought. Summer had ...

... impromptu sonnets before the edition is run out, which contains some of his finest efforts on such a variety of subjects as Heinrich Heine, Goethe, Montaigne, Cervantes, Spenser, and other poets ; also the sisters Bronte, Gladstone, Ruskin, and on local subjects ...

... positively warm I And tne landlady ejaculated: Gracious man That's nut water 1 That's your coffee I * Lecturing on Heinrich Heine to the Hull Literary Club last night, Mr G. E. Toogood said Heine's value to students of literature was undoubted, and ...

... unsurpassed even in the classic home of humour itself.” Mr. Howells agrees t hat the chief source of German humour is Heinrich Heine, who, for altogether different reasons and qualities, must stand with Shakespeare and Mark Twain foremost among the humorists ...

... the Hull Literary dub on Monday evening, Ur. Nelson (president) in chair, an able paper was read Mr. G. E. Too good, on “Heinrich Heine.” Though much of Heine’e prose work had lost interest for us to-day, it possessed, said Mr. Toogood, when viewed as a ...

... Social Record. To-day is the forty •six® anniversary i tbe death at Paris of Heinrich Heine. This day is the forty-first birthday the Duchess of Albany, the mother of the young Duke of Coburg-Gotiia. King Edward and Queen Alexandra yesterday visited the ...