Heine says of 'Undine':--

"A wondrous lovely poem. The genius of Poetry kissed

slumbering Spring, and smiling he opened his eyes, and all

the roses and the nightingales sang; and what the fragrant

roses said and what the nightingales sang, our worthy Fouque

put into words and called it 'Undine.'"

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