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... subjects, dealt with by Dr. Barry in the first-named review from October 1889 till October 1894, will be included : Heinrich Heine, The Modern French Novel, Realism and Decadence in French Literature, Pierre Loti. Other subjects are: The ...
... providential men ; something terribly naif, clumeily-clever, sublimely narrow-minded, unconquerably diemouic. —“Germany.” Heinrich Heine. Translated Charles Godfrey Leland: (London: Win. Hcinemann.) ...
... and perused nearly every Austrian and foreign newspaper. Last Christmas be gave bis mother thirty autograph letters of Heinrich Heine, her favourite poet. But hie great passion was hunting. He never tired of sport of any kind, and waa careless to the ...
... Mrs. Sleeman, Miss Vrokt Trudgian, Messrs. T. Wakebans, D. eallock, and F. Snell. What I Think and Why. Jis •'Arjadoe.', Heinrich Heine, whose writings, if they are neither particularly godly nor wholes are certainly for these has placed on record the conviction ...
... striking contrasts and in'unexpeeted disguise* clothes madness in the garments reason, or reason the garments of madness. Heinrich Heine, Aristophanes, Rabelais, and Montesquieu, at times, are those out of England who have been most largely endowed with it ...
... King William Street, Strand. The following are the chief papers of this review, which is but just out: —1. German Wit: Heinrich Heine. 2. The Limited Liability Act of 1855. 3. History of the House of Savoy. 4. Russia and the Allies. 5. Military Education ...
... GILI.K•N'S TRANSLATION OF Majesty the King has been plessod to accept a copy of Mr. t.. D. Gillman's trans• lation of Heinrich Heine', Reisbilder, and in a letter sent by Sir F. W. Ponsouby, His Majesty has graciously expressed hie approval of the gift ...
... save, on the incomes on which people on the other side of the North Bea menage to do all three. German marriage, cries Heinrich Heine, is no true marriage. The husband hoe no wife, but a serviog maid, and he still goes on living his intellectually isolsteil ...
... strangely A phenomena presented in the diameter of this extraordinary man. Intellectually a giant, soil morally a dwarf, Heinrich Heine affords ample scope for psychological investigation. Let it be pursued. Tim intellect and character of one of the great ...
... has advised him to go south for rest and change. The Empress of Austria has subscribed R 2,500 towards the monument to Heinrich Heine which is to be erected at Ditsseldorf. ' ' • Ireland's dukes are progressing in the movement for selling their estates ...
... even save, on the incomes on which people the other side of the North manage to do all three. “German marriage, cries Heinrich Heine, “is true marriage. The huiband has wife, but serving maid, and still goes on living bis intellectually isolated life ...