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... narrow' ing river the Lorelei. a huge mass of basalt rock some 130 -metres high. which gained great - popularity through Heinrich Heine's song. It was disturbing news to learn that the occupying French forces had had it mined with the idea of toppling it ...
... ON JESTING Jests—brain-fleas that jump about among the slumbering ideas.—Heinrich Heine. A bitter jest, when it comes too near the truth, leaves a sharp sting behind it.—Tacitus. A BIBLE THOUGHT The Lord will be a refuge for the oppressed, a refuge in ...
... which haunting music ?{ Adolphe Adam, décor and costumes by ugh Stevenson. and Théophile Gautiers‘ scenario on a theme by Heinrich Heine combine to carry the audience into another world. The choreography is by Dolin after Jean Coralli. The magic proved as ...
... which haunting musml ;{ Adolphe Adam, décor and costumes by ugh Stevenson, and Théophile GuutiersE scenario on a theme by Heinrich Heine com- [ bine to carry the audience into another world. The choreography is by Dolin after Jean Coralli. The magic proved ...
... who wrote The Lord is my Shepherd W doubtless as objectionable to the learned doctor as the poems of the “Jew-boy Heinrich Heine. If the students of Edinburgh University who attend the English literature lectures are treated to that type of * lunfoad ...
... Heine in English THE NORTH SEA. By Heinrich Heine. Translated by Vernon Watkins. (10s 6d. Faber.) This sequence of poems, composed by Heine between 1824 and 1826, and inspired by residence on the shores of the North Sea. is ably translated by Vernon Watkins ...
... Trollope and George Eliot. [lllustrated 455. net By the same author: THE RoMANTIC AGONY. Second edition 355. net . . . Heinrich Heine TWO STUDIES OF HIS THOUGHT AND FEELING By WILLIAM ROSE. ‘Professor Rose, in his centenary essays, examines separately ...
... contrast. Represented here were two pairs of extremely intelligent creative artists —Michelangelo and Benjamin Britten, and Heinrich Heine and Robert Schumann (few song recitals can boast such a pleiad of talent), the one dwelling in a region of high flown ...
... forgive our enemies. But not until they are hanged.” No prize is offered for guessing the author of that. Yes, right in one: Heinrich Heine. In nothing that he wrote, not even in his longest pieces of prose, do we have anything like the whole of that iridescently ...
... soon be evacuated by the Communist authorities who were sealing the Border. heavily guarded East Berlin checkpoint at Heinrich Heine Strasse on the American sector border. Communist guards opened fire with automatic weapons, hit the truck but missed the ...
... West German news agency D.P.A. reported. With two other refugees, 24-yearold Klaus Brueske raced in a lorry along the Heinrich-Heine-Strasse. He crashed through two level crossing gates in the Soviet sector, but obstacles in the road slowed the lorr% ...
... West Police | observed truckloads of concrete blocks | being brought up behind the crossing point for West Germans at Heinrich ‘ Heine Strasse. Workmen, watched by armed guards, put up the blocks to form a second barrier some yards behind the original ...