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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 ...
... HEINRICH HEINE. NOTES OF THE DAY. THE answer made by the authorities of the Mid- land Railway to the demand of their servants for higher pay furnishes a timely illustration of the policy commonly pursued by the companies towards a double class of vic ...
... HEINRICH HEINE AGAIN.* ANYTHING professedly autobiographical from the pen of Heinrich Heine, must be of profound interest to all lovers of literature, for it must throw a fresh light on his writings. Heine was an intense egotist, and it was in vain that ...
... 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 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 ...
... 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 ...
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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 ...
... 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 ...
... THE CENTENARY OF HEINRICH HEINE, At this moment the whole of educated i Europe is celebrating the centenary of one | —a child of light—whom men, according to their natures, have either shunned or | adored. If ever Nature bLestowed upon any man, in fulness ...
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