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... THE WORKS OF HEINRICH HEINE. GERMANY. By Heinrich Heine. Translated by G, Three vols. (Vols. V. and VI.). 10s. XIHKS.—“We can recommend no better] medium for making acquaintance first hand with the * German Aristophanes.* FIRE OFFICE. Head Offices 27 ...
... PROPHECY OF HEINRICH HEINE. Subjoined is an extract from a letter by Heinrich Heine, written frosa Paris on the 19th of December, 1841, which reads to-day like a prophecy The only rival of the Obelisk of Luccoor is still the Colonne Vendome. Is it safe ...
... THE UNCLE OF HEINRICH HEINE. The third and fourth instalments of the Memoirs of Heine, which appear in the latest pages of the Gartenlaube, contain interesting and characteristic sketch of Heine's uncle, Simon Geldhern, who, next to his mother, had the ...
... PROPHECY OF HEINRICH HEINE. Subjoined is an extract from a letter by Heinrich Heine, written from Paris on the 19th of December, 1841, whioh rends to-day like a prophecy : The only rival of the Obelisk of Luccoor is still the Colonne Vendome. Is it safe ...
... Xittraturt. HEINRICH HEINE.° We know of no life whose record loaves a more melancholy impression than that of Heine's. Born a Jew, living amongst a people who hated and persecuted Jews, having a deep and sincere respect for his religion, he nevertheless ...
... THE WORKS OF HEINRICH HEINE. Translated by CHARLES G. LELAND (Hans Breitmann). VorumMmes 11. and 111. PICTURES OF TRAVEL, 1823-1828. In Two Volumes. TIMES.— Aristophanes.’” Previously publishea. VoLuME IL.—FLORENTINE NIGHTS, &c. “We can recommend no better ...
... HEINRICH HEINE AND THE BIBLE. MR. MATHEW ARNOLD, in his essay on Heinrich Heine, calls attention to the fact that it was that gifted Jew of Dusseldorf, who in order not to be an outcast from scholastic and social privileges went through the formality ...
... served as an officer in the Austrian army, and that t he died as the proprietor of the Vienna ' Fremden-f blatt. Of Heinrich Heine himself I have on ly one n pers$isal recollection. . It was a few years before his a death' When I was taken to see him ...
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... more hopeless subject present itself to the literary scientist than the extraordinary genius presented by the words ' Heinrich Heine,' says the author of the present volume, in his concluding chapter of what is one of the most interesting and sympathetic ...
... TRAGEDY. BY HEINRICH HEINE. O fly with me and be my wife. Awl 011 bosom shelter thee In far-off countries let heart Thy fatherland and homestead be. Wilt thou not come I here mint die, Then lonely and alone thou art, And even in thy father's house Strange ...
... THE WORKS OF HEINRICH HEINE. Tmulftted by C. G. LELANU (Hans B.kitmann), Volume I. FLORENTINE NIGHTS, the Memoirs of HERR VON SCHNABELEWOPSKI, the RABBI of BACHARACH, and SHAKE* SPEAK £ S MAIDENS AND WOMEN. Crown Sso, cloth extra, s*. Timbs. —*'We can ...