Heinrich Heine's Life Told in His Own Words
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May Heaven keep you happy and pros- perous, you and your family, in which I include your authors.
Sickness is the greatest of evils ; I have proved this lately, especially in the matter of my eyes, which are growing dim again these few days past. I follow the doctor's prescriptions carefully, and leave the god of German letters to care for all the rest. I am otherwise well and hearty, save for a certain sadness of spirit ; I fight the fight of life bravely, but with no pleasure; many unlooked-f...or things come upon me, and the ceaseless struggle grows wearisome to me at last, frightfully wearisome.
CHAPTER X.
Xetters on tbe Ubeatcr.
[Written in May, 1837, in a village near Paris.] To August Lewald : At last, at last, the weather allows us to leave Paris and the warm fireside ; and the first hours I spend in the country shall be given to you, ray dear friend. How fair the sun looks on my paper, gilding the letters that carry you my warmest greetings !
Yes ; winter is fleeing over the mountains ; behind him the merry spring breezes are fluttering, like a troop of joyous ^«- seltes chasing a love-sick old beau with shouts of laughter, and threatening him with birch rods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May Heaven keep you happy and pros- perous, you and your family, in which I include your authors.
Sickness is the greatest of evils ; I have proved this lately, especially in the matter of my eyes, which are growing dim again these few days past. I follow the doctor's prescriptions carefully, and leave the god of German letters to care for all the rest. I am otherwise well and hearty, save for a certain sadness of spirit ; I fight the fight of life bravely, but with no pleasure; many unlooked-f...or things come upon me, and the ceaseless struggle grows wearisome to me at last, frightfully wearisome.
CHAPTER X.
Xetters on tbe Ubeatcr.
[Written in May, 1837, in a village near Paris.] To August Lewald : At last, at last, the weather allows us to leave Paris and the warm fireside ; and the first hours I spend in the country shall be given to you, ray dear friend. How fair the sun looks on my paper, gilding the letters that carry you my warmest greetings !
Yes ; winter is fleeing over the mountains ; behind him the merry spring breezes are fluttering, like a troop of joyous ^«- seltes chasing a love-sick old beau with shouts of laughter, and threatening him with birch rods.
What to read after Heinrich Heine's Life Told in His Own Words?
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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