Works, volume 7
Works, volume 7
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I say that it was a very happy thought, for it benefited Freedom ; without that deficit France might have dragged on much longer in a condition of wretched sickliness. The calling together of the Notables hastened the crisis, and also the cure ; and if the bust of Necker should ever be placed in the Pantheon of Freedom, we will place a fooVs-cap crowned with patriotic oak-leaves on his head. It is indeed ridiculous to see only persons in great events and circum- stances,! but far more absurd wh...en they see in these things only figures or numerals. But there are small minds who in the slyest manner attempt ^ Dingen, "things." I have already commented on the unpitying manner in which Germans *'ding" this word into our ears to signify everything, from a teapot np to a revolution or the Divinity ; but I may here praise Heine's great wisdom in declaring the foUy of only seeing individuals in ** things." It would seem Ks if, with his occasional spirit of prophecy, he foresaw this end of the century, when biography — the more gossipy and feeble the better — ^was to outbalance history, and JaneCarlyle soar in triumph far above Thomas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I say that it was a very happy thought, for it benefited Freedom ; without that deficit France might have dragged on much longer in a condition of wretched sickliness. The calling together of the Notables hastened the crisis, and also the cure ; and if the bust of Necker should ever be placed in the Pantheon of Freedom, we will place a fooVs-cap crowned with patriotic oak-leaves on his head. It is indeed ridiculous to see only persons in great events and circum- stances,! but far more absurd wh...en they see in these things only figures or numerals. But there are small minds who in the slyest manner attempt ^ Dingen, "things." I have already commented on the unpitying manner in which Germans *'ding" this word into our ears to signify everything, from a teapot np to a revolution or the Divinity ; but I may here praise Heine's great wisdom in declaring the foUy of only seeing individuals in ** things." It would seem Ks if, with his occasional spirit of prophecy, he foresaw this end of the century, when biography — the more gossipy and feeble the better — ^was to outbalance history, and JaneCarlyle soar in triumph far above Thomas.
What to read after Works, volume 7?
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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