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... fortune is going to the local cats home received: 'the clothes he has been stealing for ten years.' But German poet Heinrich Heine was even sharper. His bequest to his wife depended on her remarrying as soon as possible, 'so that at least one man will ...
... the outstanding example being ” Kubla Ivhan,” by Coleridge. And if we are to accept the word of the poets themselves, Heinrich Heine, and Goethe also wrote some of their best work while sleeping. Mozart and Eossetti are examples in music and painting ...
... ond “The Boewell Centenary.” e Bookman cays Hamilton Freemantle is executing a new and com transletion of the works of Heinrich Heine. It will be prefaced by an exhaustire memoir from the pen of the translator, and will be published Freemantle on behalf ...
... 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 ...
... ballet for the opening, Paul Taglioni, in which MademoiselleC. Kosati will appear—an original grand ballet the German poet Heinrich Heine, on subject selected from the old legends f Germany, and novel and poetical ballet” “noble and distinguished poetess,” ...
... European celebrity. Both the Humboldts, William and Alexander, were in the Prussian service, and high in Court favour; while Heinrich Heine, again a Jew, whom no Courts favoured, might be found im the drawing- rooms of Rahel and ber friends. It has nearly all ...
... men, but not all writers are lovers of the weed. Goethe hated tobacco intensely, and never lost a chance to attack it. Heinrich Heine had the same dislike. Balzac.'who; lived on black coffees preached wisely to the young about the vice of smoking, end ...
... Preis were the first problems to tack:e. Wherever they burn books, sooner or later they will burn human beings also HEINRICH HEINE (whose works went up in this barbaric bonfire) — iS - 4; - Nat.. though conedtutionaily still ho:ding than half the wets ...
... the opening, by Paul Taglioni, in which Mademoiselle C. Rosati will annear—an original.grand ballet by the German poet Heinrich Heine, on a -subject selected from the old legends of Germany, andd-a poetical ballet by a no- other novelties. likeLnearre ...
... e l e ,- ) lo L sing news of the basket, I left my pouch at 'Goma.' - 411/4 1 , O e 'Vont HEINE'S TRIP To THE BROOKEN. Heinrich Heine! Wasa't he a rather naughty 4 4n, first a Jew, than a aftorwrcla Il either ; who died about a quarter of a century g he ...
... Government Commissioner. He was a first-class administrator, and in New Zealand organised land purchase from the Maoris. Heinrich Heine, the German poet, now abhorred by the Nazis; was in England at the time of the trial, and criticised the chapels of Liverpool ...
... of the banned authors are heard clear and steadfast and confident as they were in life. They are scornful. The voice of Heinrich Heine is as mocking as ever: “ Burn them,” his spirit cries, burn them. And yet while there’s a book there will be Heine! ” ...