... have to offer but one exception. Heinrich Heine did love one being, passionately, exclusively, and--which is saying much for him—faithfully to his last hour. But this privileged being, strange to say, was Heinrich Heine himself. It is indeed his unqualified ...

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... waters ringing.' 'The is the Tom Moore, but the picture reminds you inevitably of that legend of Nordeney which so haunted Heinrich Heine. Mole by Way of compliment to the virtue of a minor bard as displayed in his choice of topic than to suggest an unfair ...

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... MODERN MEN SIR EDWIN ARNOLD O NE asked of Heinrich Heine, What becomes of the old moons ? ' and was told that they were broken up into stars. 'Tis a pretty fancy, and on Parnassus Hill it is not all untrue. The skyey dome' of English literature is starred ...

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