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... THE LAST DAYS OF HEINRICH HEINE. In the beginning the year 1856 was clear that the end of Heine was at hand. The attacks of spasms became more frequent, and even morphia lost its efficacy. One day Frau Jaubert visited him in the forenoon ; no one was ...
... MORE REMINISCENCES OF HEINRICH HEINE. TTHE Heine memoirs grow in interest as they proceed. That part which is published in the latest number of the Gar/enletubce seems to have been written at a time when the poet's sufferings were less acute. All the ...
... THE LAST DAYS OF HEINRICH HEINE* A curious and pathetic record reaches us from Paris concerning the last days of Heinrich Heine, the poet. It comes in the form of a small volume, in blue paper cover, containing about a hunded and twenty pages of thick ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... UNPUBLISHED WRITINGS OF HEINRICH HEINE. A porLion the unpublished writings of Heinrich Heine is just now offered for sale from Paris, ‘‘it seems incredible,” remarks the National Zeitung,” “that, spite of the exhaustive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). ...
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... A GARLAND FROM HEINRICH HEINE. BY ICGENE DAVIS.) 1.-SPRING. Like a patient, peat up in a dingy room, Who sec's God's light when the winter's o'er, My senses are thrilled with a sweet perfume, As I stand to-day at my cottage door: dazzliogly beams the ...