Heine in America
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Well, then — the grave hath peace." The echo would not cease: " The grave hath peace." "Elster, I, 104.
"Elster, I, 35- 86 Heine's American Translators And from the rider's care-worn cheek A single tear there fell ; " And if only the grave has peace for me, Why, then, — in the grave all's well !" The echo gave a knell, — " In the grave all's well !" Wir sassen am Fischerhause.'''' We sat by the fisher's cottage And looked at the stormy tide: The evening mist came rising, And floating far and wi...de.
One by one in the lighthouse The lamps shone out on high; And far on the dim horizon A ship went sailing by.
We spoke of storm and shipwreck, Of sailors who live on the deep.
And how between sky and water And terror and joy they sweep.
We spoke of distant countries, In regions strange and fair.
And of the wondrous beings And curious customs there; Of perfumes and lights on the Ganges, Where trees like giants tower.
And of beautiful silent beings Who kneel to the lotus-flower ; Of the wretched dwarfs of Lapland, Broad-headed, wide-mouthed, and small, Who crouch round their oil-fires, cooking, And chatter and scream and bawl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, then — the grave hath peace." The echo would not cease: " The grave hath peace." "Elster, I, 104.
"Elster, I, 35- 86 Heine's American Translators And from the rider's care-worn cheek A single tear there fell ; " And if only the grave has peace for me, Why, then, — in the grave all's well !" The echo gave a knell, — " In the grave all's well !" Wir sassen am Fischerhause.'''' We sat by the fisher's cottage And looked at the stormy tide: The evening mist came rising, And floating far and wi...de.
One by one in the lighthouse The lamps shone out on high; And far on the dim horizon A ship went sailing by.
We spoke of storm and shipwreck, Of sailors who live on the deep.
And how between sky and water And terror and joy they sweep.
We spoke of distant countries, In regions strange and fair.
And of the wondrous beings And curious customs there; Of perfumes and lights on the Ganges, Where trees like giants tower.
And of beautiful silent beings Who kneel to the lotus-flower ; Of the wretched dwarfs of Lapland, Broad-headed, wide-mouthed, and small, Who crouch round their oil-fires, cooking, And chatter and scream and bawl.
What to read after Heine in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Heine to read onlineMoreLess
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