... Some Memories of Heinrich Heine By JU1LSUS GABB. A roughly-hewn block of granite, bearing a simple inscription of five letters and almost hidden away from human gaze on a lonely heath in the neighbour hood of Bremen, had been until quite recently the ...

... to me, was ever this Prussia, this itgi pedantic, hypocritical, sanctimonious Prussia this Tartuffe among the nations. Heinrich Heine, 1832. [M Ij TO THOSE WHO FAILED US w! What of the Glory of England Written in letters of gold, Ki Wrung from the hearts ...

... mensely wealthy Greek, and was separated from him shortly afterwards. I t was to Marie Kalergis that Theophile Gau- tier and Heinrich Heine wrote some of their most famous poems. She was said to be the most brillihnt amateur pianist in her day, and not only ...