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... ugly as sin! “T don't care for that: I was taken for bim—I endursed | his note, and was taken for him—by the sheriff. ” Heinrich Heine, in his Reisedilder, says, Had I faith to remove mountains, the Johannisbere would be the mountain T should select to ...
... accused of what are called com- .Tunistic tendencies at Berlin, for only reading a omposilon called The Weaver's Song, by Heinrich Heine, the literary exile at Paris. Ono Vitneas examined, to incriminate the doctor, is said to have stated that he informed ...
... Westminster Review is one of the best I which has appeared since the new series began. The opening article, on German Wit —Heinrich Heine, in addition to some subtle remarks on wit and humour, gives au interesting sketch of the German satirist's life; and ...
... are aware, bills to remedy those defects are already before Parliament The literary articles are entitled German Wit: Heinrich Heine, the History ofthe House of Savoy, and Military Education for Officers, fall within the scope of current politics ...
... brings a greater or less number of soldiers labouring under typhus fever, scurvy, or frostbite. Tbe celebrated German poet, Heinrich Heine, died on Monday week in Paris. Vienna letters state that Count Buol is charged by the Empress Charlotte Augusta, widow ...
... fund is destined, and of their sympathy and admira- tion towards the lady whose name it bears. The widow of the late Heinrich Heine writes to the Debats respecting the proposed erection of a mausoleum over the remains of her husband: — l cannot permit ...
... custody similar charges.—Cosdenied from the Morning Pott. Late Heinrice Heike.—Dr. Gustav Heine, Vienna, brother of the late Heinrich Heine, hu eommuniested to the Frnultublali, of that city, seme paniculate of the lut moments of his brother, and among other ...
... legend. The remainder of the articles arc of eonsiderable merit, and the poetry excellent, especially The Slave Ship, Heinrich Heine. The notices of hooks are well written, and breathe a manly, fresh and independent spirit There vigour in this new periodical ...
... pretended lover, Better he should change his mind before than after marriage.” Picrvee oF o Greex Orp AceE.—* Let me,” said Heinrich Heine, ‘“become an old man, still loving youth, still, in spite of the feebleness of years, sharing in its gambols and in its ...
... narrated to me the traits of her Henri, that were the must ' touching proofs of rare gooduess of heart—ReiniAscencea of Heinrich Heine, By 41frcii Mciainer. II INNICK HIM'S OPINION OF LOAM:M-1 have seen the greatest wonder which the world can show to the ...
... shop—why, then at least, will find things going right badly with him.— Pictures of Travel, translated from the German of Heinrich Heine. Redanies, the murderer of the two girls, Caroline and Maria Back, near Folkestone, has nearly recovered from the effects ...
... goldsmith's shop —why, then, at least, will things going right badly wilh him. —Picturti of IVmkl, tmulaitd/ram Iht German of Heinrich Heine. On Uolcbace in Switzeblaud mole is forowlog the path, and I am the adventurous traveller who is •stride the beast's back ...