Faust — Part 1 by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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In unquiet mood
Knows neither what she would or should; The trinkets night and day thinks o'er, On him who brought them, dwells still more. FAUST The darling's sorrow grieves me, bring Another set without delay! The first, methinks, was no great thing. MEPHISTOPHELES All's to my gentleman child's play! FAUST Plan all things to achieve my end! Engage the attention of her friend! No milk-and-water devil be, And bring fresh jewels instantly! MEPHISTOPHELES Ay, sir! Most gladly I'll obey. (FAUST exit.) MEPHISTOPHELES Your doting love-sick fool, with ease, |
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