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... some of the speeches must have had a most singular effect as originally spoken.- ' Selections from the Poetical Works of Heinrich Heine (iNla- millan) contains some good renderings of the German poet, about the best being The Pilgrimage to Kevlaar and ...
... is still hale and hearty in spite of her advanced age, intends publishing the letters addressed to her by her brother Heinrich Heine. THE RESULT OF THE EsTABLISHMENT of free libraries in Paris has been very similar to that in this country, and points ...
... The attendance of the subscribers, of the members of the Press, and newsvendors generally, is particularly requested. HEINRICH HEINE'S MEMOIRS are to be published in a German journal, the Gartenlaube, the author's manuscript having been bought for 640 ...
... like the last by Mr. Heinemann, of a series of letters written by the poet to his mother and sister. (The Family Life of Heinrich Heine, edited by his nephew, Baron Ludwig von Embden). The world-which is a good phrase, meaning those who only know him by ...
... was plenty of sausage hanging up in the shop windows, packed up insilverpaper,which madeit lookverynice. They say that Heinrich Heine ate awhole Lyonssausageonhis way back to Paris, and wrote a poem to its excellence. I was told that I ought to visit La ...
... in the present century by Baron Saniuel Kohn. Baron de Reinach married a daughter of Charlotte Emb- den, the sister of Heinrich Heine. A nephew of the Baron is M. Joseph Reinach, for a long timetheprivatesecre- tary of Gambetta. Raron T1-mneq de naron ...
... that there is a heroism of science and endurance, as well as that which shows itself in the field. English Fragments: Heinrich Heine, translated by Sarah Norris (R. Grant and Co., Edinburgh).-The chiel thing- that strikes the reader of this little book ...
... Westphalen, member of the Manteuffel Ministry, and, accompanied by her, he went to Paris. There he made the acquaintance of Heinrich Heine and Arnold Ruge, and with their help resumed his warfare against the Prussian Government through the columns of the Deurscha ...