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... sighing oak woods and the rustling reeds the words of the great gods of nature Frascr's Maya zinc. A Homozofathic Sausage.—Heinrich Heine, the celebrated German satirist, while travelling with his wife in the south of France, chanced to meet with Ernst, the ...
... the hills glisten in their emerald garments, and 1 keapsack, ou my way.—“ U'iS, Wisdom, and Pathos,” from the prose of Heinrich Heine. Mbs Langtry Classical Pictcee. —ln some unaccountable manner interest has arisen late years Nausioaa, the daughter Alciuous ...
... denied him, even though his other family’ papers and pateuts nobility are in perfect order.— Hit, Wisdom, and Put/ioj Heinrich. Heine. Tint Coachmrt or China and the Philoso- PiU-its Europe.—ln China the very coachmen are polite. When iu narrow street ...
... making us happy, whilst they have thirty thousand different modes of rendering us miserable.”—“ IVU, m&Jom, and Patjim by Heinrich Heine. iNVLLXfrtABLK Stomacus.—The quantity of meat which a Kafir can devour is miraculous. Pound after pound vanishes before ...
... die away upon their pallid lips, and, sighing, they veil their holy faces.*—“ 117/, li and J'athus. from the prote of Heinrich. Heine. ...
... repugnant us than the ridiculous inequality doctrine of the aristocracy.—“ n’it, WMom, and Pathos,” from- fi'C prase of Heinrich Heine. The Vienters the Past.—A child gives heed to mild winters. They pass, like ordinary spring or autumn days, unnoted and ...
... forty-six years of age. He was the grandson of the unfortunate Marshal Ney. In Jnly 1866 the Duke married the granddaughter of Heinrich Heine. ...
... Herbert Story, of Hoseneath. VIII.—COURT OF THE GENTILES—Goethe. By the Her. W. M. .Metcalfe. Paisley. Illustrated. IX.—HEINRICH HEINE TO MOTHER By Pro„ fessor Lewis Campbell, LL.D. X -ST A MBRQBE. By Professor Wh. Lee, D.D. XL-FISHER FOLK. By the Rev. ...
... Herbert Story, of Koseneatb. VIII.-COURT OF THE GENTILES-Goethe. By the Rev. W M. Metcalfe, Paisley. Illustrated. IX.-HEINRICH HEINE TO HIS MOTHER. By Professor Lewis Campbell, LL.D. X.-ST AMBROSE. Professor Wm. Lee, D.D. XL-FISHER FOLK. By the Rev. John ...
... impressed with any great deed, 1 feel if I should like to seo the woman who is concealed behind it as the secret incentive.— Heinrich Heine. Sweetness of temper is not acquired but natural excellence, and therefore to recommend it to thoee who have it not may ...
... Heine is to appear clay or two Germany. The author the well-known historian, Robert of Dresden. The work will be called 44 Heinrich Heine : his Life and his Writings, according to the newest sources. ' There will illustrations, including hitherto unpublished ...
... VIENNA, Monday Night. There died in Vienna this morning a man whose best claim to fame is that he was tlx? brother of Heinrich Heine, and whose career and death form striking, if not necessarily instructive, contrast to those of his gifted brother. It ...