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ROBERT FROST
"An authentic original voice in literature."—The Atlantic Monthly.
MOUNTAIN INTERVAL
"A remarkable work touched with prophecy and poetic passion."—Brooklyn Eagle.
"A poetic art almost classical in its restraint."—Review of Reviews.
"The same distinguished and distinctive features as its predecessors, with perhaps still finer finish, color, mellowness, delicacy and half-hid humor."—Chicago Herald
NORTH OF BOSTON
"The poet had the insight to trust the people with the book of people and the people replied 'Man, what is your name?'"—New York Evening Sun.
"The first poet for half a century to express New England life completely with a fresh, original and appealing way of his own."—Boston Transcript.
A BOY'S WILL Mr. Frost's First Volume of Poetry
"We have read every line with that amazement and delight which are too seldom evoked by books of modern verse."—The Academy (London):
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BY LOUIS UNTERMEYER
THE POEMS OF HEINRICH HEINE
Three Hundred and Twenty-five Poems, Selected and
Translated by Louis Untermeyer. With a
biographical sketch. $2.25 net
To all, whether they read German or not, this volume brings a new and interesting point of view. Mr. Untermeyer has got at the heart of Heine's puzzling complexities. He shows him, not a German, nor a "joyous Hellene," as Heine called himself, but a Jew with all the Jewish sensitiveness, bitterness, irony, and voluptuous love of the color and flavor of life.
Those who know the Buch der Lieder and who love the Schumann and Franz music for Heine's lyrics will delight in the delicacy and exactness of the translation and the blending of Mr. Untermeyer's words with the music.
Those who have not before been able to read Heine will feel that they have discovered a new poet.
THESE TIMES
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Poems full of intense love of the life of the senses, rebellious over social wrongs, and all vigorous with a love of living.
"Mr. Untermeyer is conspicuous for the success with which he fuses lyric beauty and the modern spirit of poetry. He has achieved genuine poetry, but his work is more than an achievement, it is a promise."
—Boston Transcript.
" AND OTHER POETS"
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Parodies of such modern Parnassians as Masefield, Frost, Masters, etc.
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