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... we should not specify these little eccentricities. In the Leader of Saturday we observe a notice of a translation of Heinrich Heine's Pidures of Travel, from the German. We do not profess an extensive acquaintance with the works of that poet; but the ...
... with brilliant, with dazzling gifts, and arriving in the world in an epoch when civilisation seems to have done its best, Heinrich Heine has become a sceptic, not only in name or in word, but in grain—in the very heart and essence of his being. Perhaps no ...
... THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW. NEW SERIES. No. ZVI!. JANUARY, 1856. Price 6s. • CONTENTS: L GERMAN WIT: HEINRICH HEINE. If. The LIMITED LIABILITY ACT of 1855. ILL HISTORY at tba of SAVOY. IV. RUSSIA and the ALLIES. V. MILITARY EDUCATION for OFFICERS. VI. ATHENIAN ...
... in the swamp, digging with eager totto * toeir POETRY. For tke Greenock Advertiser, TRANSLATIONS FROM THE GERMAN. (From Heinrich Heine’s Rook of Son**.”) When on mv pillowed couch I lie, O’ereurtamed by the night. A loved and graceful form glides bj. With ...
... Growth of the Map of Losidon. IV. Samuel Rogers. is V. Cavallier and the Camisards. s. VI. The Coins of Greece. t VII. Heinrich Heine.' VIII. Supreme Courts of Appeal. ' IX. Remains 'of William Arche'r Butler. X. Memoirs by Sir Robert Peel: The Catholic ...
... shop—why, then, at least, he will find things going right badly with him. —Pictures of Travel, translated from the German of Heinrich Heine. SNIP IN H _musonn.—There are leas things more impressive to me than one of these ships lying up against some lonely quay ...
... upon an ave- rage, upwards of three hours and a quarter, even with the help of a good-sized pair of bellows. —Punch. HEINRICH HEINE'S 081 N ioN LoNDON. —I have seen the greatest wonder which the world can show to the astonished spirit; I have seen it ...
... he in them ns truly descriptive, thoughtful, impassioned, or even satirical, if had held tho pen of Harry Cornwall or Heinrich Heine. That they convey varied impressions to different minds, means implies that the ideas embodied in them composer wore not ...
... and all the copies found at the different booksellers confiscated, whilst on Sunday last the police seized a work 'on Heinrich Heine, published here by Dr. Schmidt-Weissenfels. With respect to the theatre, a new piece, entitled 'A New Telegraph; or, There ...
... LORE.LE- LORE-LEY. BlY HEINRICH HEINE. I cannot tell what it meaneth That I am.so sad to-day; A legend of times departed Will not from my brain away. The air is cool, and it darkens, And quietly flows the Rhine, While over the mountain summits The evening ...
... paid to Glasgow, for the purpose of receiving the freedom of the city. HENRI HEixe.—Herr Duesberg, the friend of the late Heinrich Heine, whom Madame Heine entrusted with the publication of the poet's literary remains, has succeeded in compiling from Heines's ...
... printed in more than one collection, and admired an instance of the inimitable simplicity of the genuine old versions!” Heinrich Heine’s Impressions of London.— I have seen the greatest wonder which the world can show to the astonished spirit; I have seen ...