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... deeper; it may be discovered in the similarities no less than * Ludwig Bdrne. Recollections of a Revolutionist. By Heinrich Heine. Abridged and Translated by Thomas Selby Egan. (London: Newman and Co. x88x.) in the discrepancies between the two. For ...
... the Victorian Agc. HEINRICII lHEINE Mr. Charles Godfrey Leland has undertaken the translation of the complete works of Heinrich Heine into Eng-lish. The first volume of the edition is now published, and contains Florentine Nights, The ?? of Herr von ...
... isntil fuarther notice. l u fIlkpresoN has a treat in store for the coming season, in S1k1 lid stb e a ballet, written by Heinrich Heine for the s'lootof the lnary years ago, but never yet performed. The the ballet is a variation of the Faust legend. -uc ...
... drew forth our approbation in. the first number. The Battle Field steer Hastings is a cleverly translated ballad fross Heinrich Heine. Altogether, literary and artistic, this is anl simirable number, and certainly the host of the series hitherto. INTELLECTUAL ...
... already secured the right to reproduce Mr. Jones's yudah in Dutch at Amsterdam. MISCELLANEOUS.- Six Songs, words by Heinrich Heine, music by William Wallace, are all on the popular theme, love;. both poetry and music are very pleasing, well suited for ...
... THE LATEST RELIGIOUS DIFFICULTY, BY AIR. Du MAURIER. THE LAST DA YS OF HEINRICH HEINE. * MADAME CAMILLE SELDEM has in her little book, just issued (an expan- sion with important additions of a trifle published fifteen years ago in the Rezone XationalZe) ...
... :a day or two in Germany. The author is the well-known historian, Robert Proelss, of Dresden. The work will be called Heinrich Heine: his Life and .his Writings, according to the newest sources. There will be illustrations, including a hitherto unpublished ...
... various ways to release the unfortunate seaman from his doom. The danoueo ent of the story adopted by Wagner was invented by Heinrich Heine. In his fragmentary story, The Memoirs of Herr von Schnabelewopski-a kind of autobiographic pseudonym it would ?? tells ...
... AN UNMUSICAL POET. Few things are more amusing in the writings of the brilliant German poet Heinrich Heine than the horror he expresses at musical enthusiasm generally, and the piano in particular. He speaks of the latter instrument as the instrument ...
... country into another. After faithful dealing with the lyrics of Schiller and Goethe, it may seem that, from such men to Heinrich Heine, the translator takes a long step downward. His justification is that he steps even upward in the way of [ difficulty ...
... weekly news~papr, OarS reviewers are the dry bones of the profession- men who havo mto thewents Pespa before rhem, as Heinrich Heine) once said.' The driest and boniest of reviewers, however, will scarcely be able to deny that BR. Mo3loy can write mI ...
... various ways to release the unfortunate seaman from his doom. The d'nouement of the story adopted by Wagner was invented by Heinrich Heine. In his whimsical story, The Memoirs of Herr vous Schnabelewopeki, Heine tells us bow, on his passage from Hamburg to ...