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... HEINRICH HEINE AND DON QUIXOTE. This was the first book I read after I had reached the age of Intelligence, and had sufficiently mastered my letters. I can still vividly recall that childish time when I stole away from the house in the early morning, ...
... Hullabaloo over Heinrich Heine Germany:Anja Sieg The reputation of Düsseldorf’s highly regarded literary prize lies in tatters after a majority on the local town council rejected the jury’s decision to award the Heinrich Heine Preis to Peter Handke, and ...
... Francois Fejtoo HEINRICH HEINE This is no mere pedestrian record but a revaluation of German poets. ...
... SERCH ODLAU HEINRICH HEINE. Ystyri r Heinrich Heine yn un o feirdd telyn- egol goreu yr Aimaen, Canai'n fyr, rhyw dri neu bedwar penill yn y man hwyaf ar yr un drychte(1dwJ, yo debyg i'r beirdd Cymrpig yn cyfanaoddi penillion i ganu gyda'r delyti. Y raaaj ...
... HEINRICH HEINE AND HIS FAMILY LIFE. By the Rev. D. Maclaren, M.A. CHARLES LELAND, by his admirable edition of the works of Heinrich Heine, recently completed, has himself as the interpreter of a genius whom he ll ca Q iq to the English speaking peoples ...
... UNPUBLISHED WRITINGS OF HEINRICH HEINE. A porLion the unpublished writings of Heinrich Heine is just now offered for sale from Paris, ‘‘it seems incredible,” remarks the National Zeitung,” “that, spite of the exhaustive researches German literary men ...
... THE FIRST LOVE OF HEINRICH HEINE. THE story of Sefchen, as Josepha, the first girl he ever loved, was generally called, has been told before now in the Reminiscences of. Heinrich Heine (Berlin, rS68), but only the bare facts are there given, whereas ...
... Heinrich Heine (5). 21. Fencing sword (6). ...
... TIIK OF HEINRICH HEINE. When two fend hearts parting They clasp sad hands in pain. And the fall weeping, And sigh, and weep again. But wept not parting. No tight from our lips fell, The weeping and the sighing Came aittr our farewell. FkKDtSICK W. WIATIIKbLT ...
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... HEINRICH HEINE. - - LECTURE BY MR. T. JONES. At the weekly meeting of Newport Literary Boeiety,on Tuesday night, Mr. G. Burgess Hughes, M.A., president, in the chair, 11 r. T. Jones,ex-M ayor of Newport, read a paper upon Heinrich Heine. He realised ...
... HEINRICH HEINE. BY MR. T. JONES. At the w_ meeting of Newport Literary Bociety,ea Tom* night, Mr. G. Burgess Hughes, ILA., president, in chair, Idr. T. Josses.ex-Mayee of Newport, read • miner upon Heinrich Heise. He realised hew dilt it was to deal ...