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OF. See LEVELING. He in rich Heine. Songs, 1827. From 1831 he lived in Paris, pensioned 1836-48; from 1847 spine disease confined him to his “mattre -tomb." Among his later works are The Salon , 1834–40, Atta Troll , 1847, and Roman zero , 1854. He was a licensed jester, whose unequaled wit was turned against all things in earth and heaven; but his songs are often notable for delicacy, depth, and pathos.