The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-07-20

and IN sveevthins tSat ~inisters 70 II ana that
h ne end Of uoralss
nssastsA nssas.
The Ensiish mall brinss IN two new BOOKS
.hcrs H.in v,.h uA,ra--ona s,or, The nr.s. az
Rs,, ~. AZ o,hsr fro,, ,hst A. Raminrton.
Ths so,m., i. ,hs rr..,s io,s. pronissi Msmoir
=. hoos thst n N = c.rtsi. .snss hound 70
ai.snro,n, ,hcs. vso .r,,c,reted such yol.
nms ~ rsv.ation. a HeIno,s corrssponde ncs
n.turn,v Lad ,hsm n a. oset. A more peoceful.
.,.on Al an ron is. eouid mot bo vritten Of
m. s.rl, A. :. M an Rns,,sh curats. II IN A
he,.av ni.cn a. vork than the Rnrlish ourats
would eive ma no Doubt. aud has moro interest
from the personnlity OF its writer. Anumber
Al narss AZ Holne,s manu- cr,pt were DESTROYED
bv MA brother. who did not like their references
10 tina hu mbls ORIGIN Of tho family or the fast
that they were Jews, Other pages wore de-
stroved by Heins himself ana still others have
been omitted by the English translator. who
Ala not think thsv would ba.r Tie tos. of bsine
r..a .iouo |. tha ssmiIv c,,c,a atiu % hsy.
snough Ian N .i,. . 6is.,,ct r,s,ur. a, Hsirs,.
Ne. m "a ~. 40. ~ "a ard "a ~. t,Nna,...
th.t vsre the strongest IN .haning MI. soura..
Thass msro,rs Arc vr,ttsn IN . serio.comio
Avis. A. thouoh the snthor vsra vritino al
soma one othsr th.n hImss,s
His mother. vithout do.,ht had tia ynost
narked IN uancn mon the chsracter of H.ins.
She VA An oxesptionsl woman hiuhlv e,iucs-
tad and with = sInoular,v louicsi mind INIT
hsv,no vs,, i,tt,s tss,. a., nos,rv .nS xsrv
Mttle AVN pathy With poets. A ~ VA .sbsmed
a. ths Jsvi.h son ns.tion. a, ~. s.m,iv All.
vanted 70 mshs n Earn I'm sibe tbat ths
hlood ~ v.r..l ran thror.h ,s.i, x.in. n,
training H.inrich ~. the nrt.sthood pnt
hasore mi. cour.a had nan aacidad unon
the lad had become thoropuhIv sstu.
RATA, Nth thu t..ch,no. ~ in6aaitv
vhioh he sounS mora IN his ..s,. th.n
thu r.,ioion ~ hi. instructor thu AhbA D.unoi
An exiled prIsst. a "littlo old man With verv
elsstio featuraa and a Known wle.n The Alba
vas NO mora auccessful In inocuIstins him
with a love Of French nostry than of ths
Franeh ohurch. Hama tbints th.t ~ must
have bean the m,nIstrations Of tho Abba which
made him dIs,lta Rrcnch no.try II might
have been vilIinu Ia die for Francs. Int Ia
make Fr.neh versss-nevsrw FINDING that
the Church vns not TO his liking. his mother
set him to studying for a Diplomatic career,
That too was given I'M for excellent reasons.
and II vaa finally decided that Heinrich should
become q great banker. To this end he was
set to studying bookkeeping and languages,
particularly English. He entered the house OF
one OF his fathers bankers and tho ware
house Of q wholesale grocer. In one he re.
NAMED four weeks. In the other throo, and
| learned. how one writes q promissory note
and how a nutmeg looks;" but a. that was
about all no learned, his mother thought that
he might do better at the law. and he was ao-
| eordinR,y sent TO the University OF Bonn, lust
| founded. ct wasted three beautiful. flourish.
| ing years Of my life In the study O. the Roman
| iurtsts for a. tho Romans themselves had al
ways been hateful to him. 40 had beon their
code OF lava When no left the university he
| hung u % his CAD and told his mother that the
law was not for him. She saw that she had
| made another mistake and bore II amiaby,
Heine sti,l had tho greatest admiration for his
motuer--so great an admiration. indeed. as to
Give him q feeling Of respect for all mothers,
sons education, she never pretended to direct
| bis manner of thinking. Her ballet was
| severe Deism." She was q Disciple OF
Rousseau. had rend his Emile nurssd her
! children herself and the scjsnce Of educntion
%. hsr hobby" Har raa.on ana san,imsn,
| vars Thoroughly h.altbv "nnd n vas nor from,
her that her son inhsrItsJ bis "fancIfu, and
rom.ntic inclin.tons" M sacri1ca vss too
or,at 10, bar IN MAJ. for Hsinrch WHEN hs
| wsnt 10 III. univarsitv nj. fath.,,. h,.ina..
"a. In . sal condition And tho mother soId mar
| ;av.irv nactIoca ami e.rrinus NJ consId.r.hIa
vaiua. in ordsr "a ssoure his living Tor tho
ar.t four vonrs Hanr,ch WAC M, III. rrst A,
nj. "a miIv IN the nniva,.itv Who A.. cams a nj
.v.l,ows,, nsarls" His mothsr,s fstb,, mad
"tri.d the sams sxnsrimsnt." Heine tolIs /.
similar tnl1 of h,s friend I,istrich I;rahhe +.
TO. NJ an, IA. EARL. ,aIont vhosa mo,hsr
m ~. rtino ,Ith him n,osa.i . nsol.vo ,ntn
bIs hAnds IN which aofrIv envelop.d
| in cotton. vere A dozen silver spoons
and soup ,adle "Wbon made
Grabbe,s acouainfance saws Hama "be
had already eaten mn the soup ladIe the
Goliath ma he called II To nv occasional o,es.
tion how he was doing hs answered. laconic.llv
and with ciouded br,w. r am iust NJ m = third
spoon or II nm At NV fonrth spoon, The
large ones ara disanpenrinp he on. dav s;ubed
and ,hsre viii be am an bite. onIv vhen tho
uuIe ones the ta.snoon. sbalI have their tprn
and when thew ara gone there will b. no bites
at sl,," IA Plato calls Diovenes a mad
Soor.t.s 40 Helno caIIs Grnbbo . "drunken
shnkespsnre."
The psrson after his mother who took espe.