Faustus
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The hermit lifted his eyes towards the heavens, prayed with claspedhands, and said, "Thus does the righteous man reply to the scoffer. " _Faustus_. Enough. Come, brother, and bear us company in our repast.
But the hermit remained inflexible. Faustus looked scornfully on theDevil, who merely smiled and shook his head. Suddenly the door opened, and a young female pilgrim rushed in almost breathless. When she hadrecovered from her fear, she related how she had been pursued by aknight, from whom sh...e had the good fortune to escape by reaching the cellof the pious hermit. She was received in a friendly manner; and, unclasping her long mantle, she exhibited such beauty as would have madethe victory over the flesh no easy matter for the holy Anthony himself. She placed herself by the side of Leviathan, ate sparingly of the meal, and the Devil began to-- * * * * * The hermit was at first shocked, and at last confused; and he hadscarcely power to struggle with the temptation. The pilgrim toreherself, ashamed and angry, from the arms of Leviathan, to seekprotection by the side of the hermit, which he could not refuse her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hermit lifted his eyes towards the heavens, prayed with claspedhands, and said, "Thus does the righteous man reply to the scoffer. " _Faustus_. Enough. Come, brother, and bear us company in our repast.
But the hermit remained inflexible. Faustus looked scornfully on theDevil, who merely smiled and shook his head. Suddenly the door opened, and a young female pilgrim rushed in almost breathless. When she hadrecovered from her fear, she related how she had been pursued by aknight, from whom sh...e had the good fortune to escape by reaching the cellof the pious hermit. She was received in a friendly manner; and, unclasping her long mantle, she exhibited such beauty as would have madethe victory over the flesh no easy matter for the holy Anthony himself. She placed herself by the side of Leviathan, ate sparingly of the meal, and the Devil began to-- * * * * * The hermit was at first shocked, and at last confused; and he hadscarcely power to struggle with the temptation. The pilgrim toreherself, ashamed and angry, from the arms of Leviathan, to seekprotection by the side of the hermit, which he could not refuse her.
What to read after Faustus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Klinger Friedrich Maximilian to read onlineMoreLess
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