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... ' , SMOKERS . —Of literary men Goethe hated tobacco , a very extraordinary thing for a German to do . Heinrich Heine had the same dislike . Of French litleraletirs Balzac , Victor Hugo , and Dumas did not f moke ; . buc the smokers are Alfred de Mugset ...
... theatres so crowded that ib _is _almost _impossible to _get a _place to _see _Frou-Frou or Gabrielle . However , as Heinrich _Heine _said _, there is moro fun _in a French corpse dead _overnight than in a live German _when _in _his _merriest mood ; _and ...
... afford the cost , no matter thoudi it be Trilling himself b y inches- To the reserve of Kabelais it adds the rererenca of Heinrich Heine and the mercy or Jonathan Swift . Account for it » lire and prosperity as yon may • when we say that its special butt ...
... for some time , at last told him one day to go back to his office sad leave him alone . may remind yon of a sketch which Heinrich Heine wrote of Thiers in 1840 , when he was engaged in constructing those fortifications round Paris which he was destined to ...
... appended , and a brief semi-biographical preface introduces the volume . . ( 19 ) ' i Wid Wisdomand Pathosfrom ths Prnaa of Heinrich Heine . Selected and Translated by S . SnoicraiB . . London ; TrilbiiBr & Co . The ;; authorship . o £ \ Olriy :. Qra , nm ( ...
... and characters , and callings lay at rest , with memories o £ great minds to honour and great faults to pardon . When Heinrich Heine was shewn over Westminster , he specially asked to sea the tombs of tho Kings of England , and as lie put haU-a-crown ...
... Curious Characters and Pleasant Places . By Charles Iianman . Edinburgh : David Dowlas . ( IS ) A Trip to the Brocken . By Heinrich Heine . Translated by K . SI'Lintock . London : Macmilhin & Uai • waited half a century to find a translator , when so much ...
... scenes of religious life . • . — . • - .. ^ . . , E . E 13 GIOH' AND P . HrLOaO . PHy IS- G-EEMAJTT : A fragment . By Heinrich Heine . Translated by John Snqderass . London : Trubn ' er 05 Co . Mr SNODGBASS could hardly have selected a more characteristic ...
... mass of magazine poems . ( 1 ) Prince Lucifer , By Alfred Anstin . London ; Macmillau & Co . , ( 2 ) Songs wl Lyrics . By Heinrich Heine and other German Pouts . Done into Engliah ^ versB hy James Geihie , author ot The Great Ice Age , &c . EdmbwRh ! James ...
... roars' Heinrich Heine wrote more than one song addressed to hia own eongs . Had he been so far gifted with the poet ' s prophetic insight as to see how often and in what manner these Bongaof his were'to be translated into English , he would , it may be ...
... disturbance of some law of nature . Ifc turns out to be so , for a dead man appears upon tho scene , who is no other than Heinrich Heine . He , makes himself agreeable to thccompany , andcohyersesfreelywith them upon realism and romanticism in art ., • Soon ...
... probably rarely , if ever , performed now . Whilst residing at Paris for some time , Meissaer became rather intimat e trith Heinrich Heine , and a year or two before the death o { that great l yric ' hss friend brought out a volnine of Reminiscencas of Heine ...