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Ich bin ein deutscher Dichter, Bekannt im deutschen Land; Nennt man die besten Namen So wird auch der meine genannt. Und was mir fehlt, du Kleine, Fehlt manchem im deutschen Land; Nennt man die schlimmsten Schmerzen, So wird auch die meine genannt! I have never seen but one beautiful thing in New York, and that is its mighty river in the night-time.
'Nennt man die besten Namen, So wird auch der meine genannt." She was flattered, but thought sadly of the sequel: "'Nennt man die schlimmsten Schmerzen, So wird auch der meine genannt'" as he went on: "That was why, though the German censorship forbade or mutilated my every book, which was like sticking pins into my soul, I would not become naturalized here.
I saved it for you girls to open. But you must come out into the garden now, while the sun is there." Frieda had taken only a moderate interest in the house, but when they entered the tangled garden, German exclamations poured from her lips in a rapturous stream. "Himmlisch! Reizend! Famos! Ach, wie wunderhübsch! Was nennt man dies? Und dies?"
During this honeymoon of their friendship, the first days of deep and silent rejoicing, known only to him "who in all the universe can call one soul his own" ... Ja, wer auch nur eine Seele sein nennt auf dem Erdenrund... they hardly spoke to each other, they dared hardly breathe a word; it was enough for them to feel each other's nearness, to exchange a look, a word in token that their thoughts, after long periods of silence, still ran in the same channel.
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