The Essays of "george Eliot"
The Essays of "george Eliot"
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I am firmly convinced that a blaspheming Frenchman is a more pleasing sight for the Divinity than a praying Englishman. ”
On his return from England Heine was employed at Munich in editing the_Allgemeinen Politischen Annalen_, but in 1830 he was again in the north, and the news of the July Revolution surprised him on the island ofHeligoland. He has given us a graphic picture of his democraticenthusiasm in those days in some letters, apparently written fromHeligoland, which he has inserted in hi...s book on Börne. We quote somepassages, not only for their biographic interest as showing a phase ofHeine’s mental history, but because they are a specimen of his power inthat kind of dithyrambic writing which, in less masterly hands, easilybecomes ridiculous: “The thick packet of newspapers arrived from the Continent with these warm, glowing-hot tidings. They were sunbeams wrapped up in packing-paper, and they inflamed my soul till it burst into the wildest conflagration. . . . It is all like a dream to me; especially the name Lafayette sounds to me like a legend out of my earliest childhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am firmly convinced that a blaspheming Frenchman is a more pleasing sight for the Divinity than a praying Englishman. ”
On his return from England Heine was employed at Munich in editing the_Allgemeinen Politischen Annalen_, but in 1830 he was again in the north, and the news of the July Revolution surprised him on the island ofHeligoland. He has given us a graphic picture of his democraticenthusiasm in those days in some letters, apparently written fromHeligoland, which he has inserted in hi...s book on Börne. We quote somepassages, not only for their biographic interest as showing a phase ofHeine’s mental history, but because they are a specimen of his power inthat kind of dithyrambic writing which, in less masterly hands, easilybecomes ridiculous: “The thick packet of newspapers arrived from the Continent with these warm, glowing-hot tidings. They were sunbeams wrapped up in packing-paper, and they inflamed my soul till it burst into the wildest conflagration. . . . It is all like a dream to me; especially the name Lafayette sounds to me like a legend out of my earliest childhood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot, George, 1819-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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