... York. Discouraged by these failures Meissner ceased to write for the stage. In Itt:ni he published his Recollections of Heinrich Heine. then a volume of novelettes, andone of very sweet lyrical poems. first great novel, Between Princes and People, was ...

... is well known on the Continent though his is not familiar in England. Ile lia. recently completed a eery flne statue of Heinrich Heine at the order of the Einprem of Austria, who has had it set up in her wonderful villa on the island of Corfu. ...

... placed before his readers such personages as Von Humboldt, Cardinal Wiseman, Walter Savage Landor, the Rev. Sydney Smith, Heinrich Heine. Sc.,t and has, as he himself said, endeavoured tn produce a truthful impression by a combination of general and personal ...

... called The Arrow,'' nos published by and for st orient. of the foliage. The present number includes Lt ight art telex Heinrich Heine, Mos.ern Socialism. Why Do W,. fling to Life, tales from Talhaiarii, and hits of interesting reading. In the et:Aortal ...

... another on • Primitive Language,' and one a n • semen; from which we give an extract in .rt.er column. A chapter on • Heinrich Heine,' by Mathew Arnold, a little bit of moralising on a ✓eal of George the Fourth,' and a dissertation on oteeee; tompletee ...

... seat I might have ventured to have said a little as to the cause of Aberystwyth being pieced in a perilous position. Heinrich Heine speaks of wounds satiated, not by the hands of enemies, but friends. This well describes the nature of our @aperient,* ...

... song, she hovers yearningly over it, and in the intensity of her joy falls upon the loved thorns, and bleeds and dies. HEINRICH HEINS ...

... can be like when it is full. If they come into OM City at high noon and stand at the Royal Ex. deep, where, rewriting to Heinrich Heins, the pulse d Swope heels, they will see eheapside and Thread•thillratesit, Queen Victoria-street, and the whole Hubs ...