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... LITERATURE. A Trip the Brocken. Heinrich Heine. Translated R. M'Lmtock. London Macmillan and Co. Liverpool: Adam Holden. 1881. A great English critic has said that those who wish for single good specimen of Heine should read “his first important work ...
... of jealous criticism to say that Meyerbeer combine 4, and Mendelssohn repeats. And there arc two sides this story. When Heinrich Heine was living in Pans, used to send long and amusing letters the .1 ■ p-dmo/ All'ioiixflnf Z'-ifn-nj, describing what was ...
... birth did not prevent him from being German to the heart's core. He had nothing of that bitter feeling which alienated Heinrich Heine from his German countrymen, and made him feel more home in Paris than Hamburg Berlin. Anyone, indeed, who knew Auerbach ...
... from cellar to roof A Lapy who once bore a great name with becoming modesty hes just passed away in Paris—the widow of Heinrich Heine Those who have studied the works of tha supreme, if wayward, poet and humourist are familiar with the figure of the little ...
... Bedford-street The contents of George Eliot’s volume of will be follows Worldliness Other-WorldlinesB Poet Young German Wit Heinrich Heine Evangelical Teaching : Dr Cum-ming The Influence of Rationalism Lecky’s History Natural History of German Life Riehl in ...
... able essay which in itself is full of interest will hardly restore to the rank of a living poet The second essay Wit: Heinrich Heine” with an ingenuous dissertation 011 wit humour the distinction between them From it we give the following extract which ...
... ELIOT Day is BY GEORGE ELIOT AND LEAVES A NOTEBOOK Post Octavo lCs6d Worldliness Othcr-Worluliness Poet Young— German Wit Heinrich Heine —Evangelical Teaching Dr Gumming— Influence Rationalism Lecky’s History— Natural History of Life Three in Working Holt— ...
... to turn from these essays-to the more purely literary contributions to the present volume. There is a charming essay on Heinrich Heine, and more charming than the ' essay are the extracts it embodies. Few of us who know the sad story of Heine's life can ...
... eeremony Stubbs replying to of his health spoke follows : to my humble kind words with which welcomed here for LITERATURE HEINRICH HEINE Heine’s memoirs ! book wrote thirty ! which to contain private opinions of all the celebrities and some of the obscurities ...
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... interests, The Whigs as yet have made no vardens thar this was the season that! %¥ + but the Goverument can aflord to inspired Heinrich Heine's poetical spring | reckon that they will pot secure their active thoughts that this bopefal feeling seems support at ...
... anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. He in the theatre on that memorable occasion' side bv I side with his gifted cousin, Heinrich Heine, and, ; after the performance, the two youths Present at a supper at which Hoffmann, the painter-poet, went forward and ...