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... Clifford St London Wl DEATH-BED CONVERSIONS Sir — In Tuesday morning’s ” Kecord1 under the heading Words rom th Wise” Heinrich Heine speaks first part of his saying I agree with net when he says—” After all they prove it was Impossible to concert the-l ...
... will be cured of must confett it Montaigne God hat given ut tenguet that we may tag tomething pleatant to our fellowmen Heinrich Heine Art may make a suit of clothes but Nature mutt produce' man — David Hume t I t' I o ‘It is recalling this' that? there ...
... of them to re domestic requirements It is only kindred griefs that draw forth tears and each weeps really for himself Heinrich Heine Shun the man who prates of one book for he is a bore If tne Bible satisfies a man it is precisely because it is not one ...
... also our striving itself and especially our unsuccessful striving— the shipwrecked fruitless but great-soulcd will to do Heinrich Heine the Cily of London Police During the war he commanded the 7th Gordons This dinner will be the first occasion on which ...
... find the great thing in 1 what direction we reach the port of Immortality ! Beautiful thought! Who imagined thee first!— Heinrich Heine CONUSED ATHLETICS When a casual reader notes from the Press that an athlete wins tossing the caber with a distance say ...
... contending canities that gire pain — Augustine Rirrell motto is : for Art's sake Lore for Lore's sake and Life for Life's sake Heinrich Heine Man is a creature who tires not upon bread alone but principally by catchwords Robert Louis Sterensun wonder if the pre-war ...
... and who listened to the Eerformnucos of Rubinstein only the other day deelare that the German giaut who so astounded Heinrich Heine was much inferior in power to the Russian Titan of our own time. Such may be the case. But the fact must be taken into ...
... swret rhymes and inspiring words bring warmth to (he heart when damp fogs and importunate cares threaten to afflict us— Heinrich Heine The people of New Zealand have shown by their gift of £1000000 towards the expense of the Singapore Naval Base that they ...
... Private Wire) 200 Gray’s Inn Road riday Night In politics as tn life must abort all things trish only for the attainable— Heinrich Heine Ji'hen work of art appears to be in advance of its period it is really the period that has lagged behind the work of art ...
... physical pain and acre offered the alternative between a bad conscience and an achinp tooth f ihculd choose the former Heinrich Heine UNPUBLISHED DICKENS One of the treasures owned by Sir Henry ielding Dickens KC Common Serjeant of the City of London who ...
... by Hubert Winter botham Other interesting features:— The World of Books Between Cobden and Lenin Service Pay: A Plea Heinrich Heine New Novels ...