If you remember, he & English Pembroke Last day forsooke your Campe as discontent.

That thy lifes too meane To satisfie the unworthiest of the Campe For the effusion of a loyall drop.

The Journey to the Hartz, first published in a magazine, Der Gesellschafter, in January and February, 1826, was issued in May of that year by Campe in Hamburg, as the first volume of Pictures of Travel, beginning with the poems of The Return Home and concluding with the first group of hymns to the North Sea, written at Norderney in the previous year.

Tis as darke as Pitch: I can resemble our Campe to nothing better then hell, save that in hell they are always waking and heere the villaynes are as drowsie as swyne.

The rumour of the Duke of Burbons death Hath so possest the Campe with admiration That they regardlesse suffer all to passe.