Faust — Part 1 by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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THIRD BURGHER
Ay, neighbour! So let matters stand for me! There they may scatter one another's brains, And wild confusion round them see-- So here at home in quiet all remains! OLD WOMAN (to the BURGHERS' DAUGHTERS) Heyday! How smart! The fresh young blood! Who would not fall in love with you? Not quite so proud! 'Tis well and good! And what you wish, that I could help you to. BURGHER'S DAUGHTER Come, Agatha! I care not to be seen Walking in public with these witches. True, My future lover, last St. Andrew's E'en, In flesh and blood she brought before my view. ANOTHER And mine she show'd me also in the glass, A soldier's figure, with companions bold; I look around, I seek him as I pass, In vain, his form I nowhere can behold. SOLDIERS |
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