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... lyrical composer of the modern school, and his Nocturnes and Mazurkas display the same intense5 feelino as the songs of Heinrich Heine. A sensation of such high-strung passion cannot be prolonged. Hence we find that the shorter forms of music, such as the ...
... 379. Map.] MAGNUS, LADY KATIE. Jewigh Portraits. (Fisher Unwin. 5s.) [Reprinted magazine articles, Jehudah Halevi, Heinrich Heine, Mendelssohn, &c. Pp. 214.1 MACKINTOSer, ROBERT, B.D. The Obsoleteness of the Westminster Confession of Faith, (Glasgow: ...
... Lycidas, and Adonais. Mr. March Phillips deserves well of his kind for such a ?? less welcome is Poems and Ballads by Heinrich Heine, Done into English Verse by Theodore Martin, C.B. (Blackwood). Many of these have already appeared in the well-known ...
... captivity. The minor verses, such as Shadows, are the best, because the most simple.-'' Atta Troll, and Other Poems, by Heinrich Heine, translated into English by Thomas Selby Egan (Chapman and Hall), will no doubt be a boon to the poet's admirers. For ...
... for the home circle is The Fisherman's Dwelling, by Walter Bell, the words admirably translated from the German of Heinrich Heine by Mary Howitt. 'The same may be said of I never will grow old by the same composer, words by Grace Greenwood, whose ...
... 'rude barbarian' of the imagination of English litus rkeenly alive to the most delicate beauties of Alfred de o1usset or Heinrich Heine, and could give his critics lessons in what ronstitutes literary merit and literary grace. We cannot enter into ,he details ...
... slightly versed in German or in French should thank Mr. Snodgrass for introducing them in his Wit, Wisdom, and Pathos of Heinrich Heine (Triibner and Co., London ; A. Gardner and Co., Edinburgh and Paisley) to selections from the prose writings of the single ...
... undoubtedly valuable work. In his younger days, writes Lord Lytton, he had been intimate with his marvellous countryman, Heinrich Heine, doomed later to sufferings not dissimilar to his own. Heine had taken a special dislike to the works of a certain musical ...
... have in preparation a large and nimportant work embodying the memoirs of Marie Antoinette. It is said that the memoirs of Heinrich Heine have just been discovered The marnuscript had, it appears, been confided to his friend M. Julia, who was at one time Prefect ...
... Plata, o be entitled Idle Days in Patagonia. Mr. William Heinemann has arranged for the publication of the letters of Heinrich Heine to his sister, the Baroness Embden, and other members of his fanily., which are about to appear simultaneously in German ...
... which the devil himself had not foreseen, and of which the contrivance is due to the more than diabolical ingenuity of Heinrich Heine. As regards the sources of Wagner's Flying Dutchman libretto, the pages devoted to the subject by Dr. Hueffer in his ...
... Leroy-Beaulieu, continuing his papers on the Vatican and the Quirinal since 18y8, discusses the law of guarantees. In Heinrich Heine's forthcoming memoirs the following anecdote is told on the authority of Baudelaire. Alfred de Vigny went to see Heine ...