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... HEINRICH HEINE. The death of Heinrich Heine, which occurred on the 18th ultimo, leaves a vacancy in the world of Continental literature. Although for eight years he has been reported in a dying condition, his activity has never ceased; and on the arrival ...
... EINRICH HEINE [ DAILY TELEGRAPH SPECIAL WIRE) [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS Two volumes of Heinrich Heine bave, it seems, been discovered archives at the Ministry of at Vienna The Montagsbiatt relates bow the got refer chiefly to the period between ...
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... of Heinrich Heine.) And if he say. Tbedark-baired one,* Be swift to let roe know But if he any, The fair-haired one, You need not hasten se. she it he, then you must buy A noose of hempen cord, Ride slowly bask and sive it se, But do not speak a ...
... HEINRICH HEINE. THE Times, in a recent review of The Life, Work, and opinionB of Heinrich. Heine, by William Stigand (Longman), says— In the European literature,' says an accomplish e d critic, of that quarter of a century which follows the death of Goethe ...
... HEINRICH HEINE. JN J (TELEGRAM FROM OU PARIS, Torspar In the further instalment of the of Heine just bhashed some interesting and details are ven in comnection with the members of hus His father was the Beau Brumme!l of Prince Ernest of Cumberland afterwards ...
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... HEINRICH HEINE. In the further instalment of the memoirs of Heine just published, some interesting and amusing details are given concerning the members of his family. His father was the Beau Brummel of Prince Edward of Cumberland, afterwards King of Hanover ...
... HEINRICH HEINE. The announcement of the death of Heine will not perhaps produce a ,reat effect upon old Europe, but it will sause many a throb in the breast of Young Germany. Heine represented Young Germany in its most brilliant phase. Although he tried ...
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... HEINRICH HEINE* • The lives of men of letters are not often outwardly very chequered, and that of Heine was no ex - reption to the general rule. Up to the age thirty lived in Germany, devoting himself for some years to commerce, afterwards studying law ...