...Schnabelewopski-Heine is (by an unforeseen and indescribable incident) called away from the house, and, when he conies back, is just in time to see the Dutchman on board...bride, and would save her from the fate that threatens _her if she accompanies him. But she, ' faithful unto death,' ascends a high rock and throws herself...

...has heard and whose picture hangs in her room. When she sees the real Flying Dutchman she recognizes him at once by the resemblance with his likeness,...Flying Dutchman, united with his bride, enters the long-closed gates of eternal rest." here got his charming idea of giving salvation to the Dutchman...

...from the theatre, and returns only just in time to see the Dutchman on board his own ship, setting out for another voyage of hopeless despair. He loves his bride, and would save her from sharing his doom. But she, " faithful unto death," throws herself into the waves. Thus the spell is...

...likely the phantom ship of the Flying Dutchman, whom shortly afterwards he beheld, in ipsissimd persond, on the stage of the last-named city. " The new feature...Flying Dutchman, united with his bride, enters the long-closed gates of eternal rest. " Heine pretends, as we have said, to have seen this acted on the...

...heroically deciding to share his fate, accepts the offer of his hand. At this moment Schnahelewopski- Heine is (by an unforeseen and indescribable incident) called...Flying Dutchman, united with his bride, enters the long-closed gates of eternal rest. " Heine pretends, as we have said, to have seen this acted on the...

...Schnabelewopski-Heine is (by an unforeseen and indescribable incident) called away from the honse, and when he comes back is just in time to see the...Flying Dutchman, united with his bride, enters the long-closed gates of eternal " Heine pretends, as we have said, to have seen this acted on the Amsterdam...

...from the theatre, and returns only just in time to see the Dutchman on board his own ship, setting out for another voyage of hopeless despair. He loves his bride, and would save her from sharing his doom. But she, " faithful unto death," throws herself into the waves. Thus the spell is...

...theatre, and on his return is only just in time to see the Dutchman on board his own ship, setting out for another voyage of hopeless despair. He loves his bride, and would save her from sharing his doom. But she, " faithful unto death," ascends a rock, and throws herself into the. waves....

...heroically deciding to share his fate, accepts the offer of his hand. At this moment Schnabelwopski-Heine is, by an unforeseen and indescribable incident, called...Flying Dutchman, united with his bride, enters the longclosed gates of eternal rest. Heine pretends, as we have said, to have seen this acted on the Amsterdam...

...hand. The Dutchman boards his ship, which is weighing anchor for another voyage of hopeless quest. He loves his bride, and would save her from the fate that must surely overtake her if she accompanies him. But she, faithful unto death, throws herself into...