Faust — Part 1 by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
page 136 of 274 (49%)
page 136 of 274 (49%)
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MEPHISTOPT'IELES
(in the same position) It now at least must be confessed, That poets sometimes are sincere. (The caldron begins to boil over; a great flame arises, which streams up the chimney. The WITCH comes down the chimney with horrible cries.) THE WITCH Ough! ough! ough! ough! Accursed brute! accursed SOW! The caldron dost neglect, for shame! Accursed brute to scorch the dame! (Perceiving FAUST and MEPHISTOPHELES) Whom have we here? Who's sneaking here? Whence are ye come? With what desire? The plague of fire Your bones consume! (She dips the skimming-ladle into the caldron and throws flames at FAUST, MEPHISTOPHELES, and the MONKEYS. The MONKEYS whimper.) |
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