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Max Havelaar

Note 5 — Chapter X

Alphonse Nahuys translation

“The gazelles so gentle (pious) and clever

Skip lightly in frolicsome mood;

And in the distance roars ever

The holy river’s loud flood.

“And there, while joyously sinking

Beneath the palm by the stream,

And love and repose while drinking,

Of blissful visions we’ll dream.”

—From Bowring’s Heine’s Poems. Lond. 1866.

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