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... this country, there is abundant opportunity for comparison. We have translations from Jacobi, Herder, Goethe, Schiller, Heinrich Heine, &c., embracing also a wide variety, as may le seen in Kinkers ' Evening Hymn, Uhland's Minstrel's Cutrse, and Ei ...
... the charge; and if, as we trust, he carries out his wish to write a lyrical poem composed of songs, after the manner of Heinrich Heine's Book of Songs, or Scott's Ballad Romances, he will do a great deal more; indeed, after the specimen of snoh songs ...
... the original beet, the beet that beat the best, or the beet that beat the beet that beat the two beet.” It is said of Heinrich Heine, whose biography has just been published in London, that having been born on tbo 13th of December, wilfully put forward ...
... air romanlio mystery hangs over the fate of that piece of beef. What subject for ballad this would bo in the hands of Heinrich Heine, i Übland, Longfellow, or the gentleman who enriched English ballad literature with * The Mistletoe Rough.* At three. ...
... upon thirty, Alfred de Musset, as the author of Rolla,was a very extraordinary young man—quite the young man of whom Heinrich Heine could say be has a magnificent past before him. Upon his introduction to George Sand an intimacy speedily followed—an ...
... ()richley Prince, the Lancubire poet, is in preparation by Dr. Douglas Litligow, of Wisbech. LORE-LEY. - (From the German of Heinrich Heine ) I know not what it may betoken That I am so doleful stilt; A story of fairy-lore olden Enthralls me against my wilL ...
... Scotland. The prieenere were , turned for trial at the next Aoizeo. littraturt. • *Selections from the Poetical Works of Heinrich Heine. Translated into English. (London: Macmillan and Co. This modest and anonymous little volume will be a gain alike to lovers ...
... be under the influence of one model, sometimes of another; once or twice he nearly approaches the exquisite delicacy of Heinrich Heine, as inthe following imitative stanzas : AIINUNG. Out of my sorrow, that dieth, Come great gladness, that shall live: The ...
... Gardens Manchester Mr Kefford gardener Hon Mr to given satisfaction certificate of to Messrs Kr for azalea entitled tbe Heinrich Heine of rich magenta another Messrs Davies Co Ormskirk rhododendrons Floribunda scented) Tbe fpllowing foil list of judges’ ...
... irpublishedesulrweekintonepenny, amicontaingtwelvispages of unotationwfro m various a authors, such Schiller, Lord Lytton, Heinrich. Heine, Pope, Poe, Richter, Tborna&Hood,Doriglam Jerrold, Charles Lamb, Wordsworth, Msalc Shelley, Sterne, Dickens, and others ...
... As it I event. was, fortunately no member of the Emperor's eost up family was even slightly injured. larence. Os ages, Heinrich Heine's poetical works, confiscated some . time ago by the German Government for the ?? tendency of one ofhis poems, have escaped ...
... e l e ,- ) lo L sing news of the basket, I left my pouch at 'Goma.' - 411/4 1 , O e 'Vont HEINE'S TRIP To THE BROOKEN. Heinrich Heine! Wasa't he a rather naughty 4 4n, first a Jew, than a aftorwrcla Il either ; who died about a quarter of a century g he ...