Of course, Heine is a poet with integrity, and he absolutely would not accept such charity-like assistance. Therefore, in order to thank Arthur for the money just credited to his account and the recent series of cultural and entertainment activities, Heine took the initiative, regardless of whether Arthur needed it or not. He first penned a few flattering articles in "Constitutional Newspaper" and "Le Globe," and while at it, used Arthur Hastings' name to suppress Liszt's arrogance. Why not?
Although the articles are virtual, no one should underestimate the influence of the name Heinrich Heine in Paris. Thanks to Heine's burgeoning enthusiasm for writing, the Parisians and the art world have undergone three stages of transformation.
When Heine published his first article, the folks would just hold onto the newspaper, frowning, and ask, "Who is Arthur Hastings?"
A month ago, people would point at the newspaper headline and say to their companions nearby, "This is Arthur Hastings."
