text: '" It would be difficult better to illustrate German veneration and affection for the Rhine than by the above passages from one of the most intellectual female writers of the day--a writer whose works will bear comparison with those of George Sand for genius and masculine vigour of style (exempt however from much that is objectionable in the French-woman;) while for elegance taste and a fine feeling for art and poetry they may be placed on the same line with those of our own "Ennuyee