Mr. Faust
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MIDGE Then you'll come?
FAUST I'll come!
MIDGE Good-bye--and don't forget me.
[_Midge gives him her hand, and moves away smiling. _ FAUST Well, of allImpossible, grotesque, outrageous tricksThat Brander could have played upon himself!Married--the fool, the fool!--And yet she isCuriously sweet and fresh, that kitchen-maid.
SATAN Are you quite through?
FAUST Quite, thank you. . . . It is strange. . . . But I forget; you are not interested. What is it you would say now?
SATAN I have thingsGrav...er to speak of than admiring ladiesOr Gothic architecture. Here, to-day, Unto your doubting eyes there shall be madeA revelation of profounder scopeThan aught that life has brought you.
FAUST The hour strikesTardily; I am wearier than I wasWhen on this trial we entered.
SATAN You have lookedAskance at me these many days, perplexedTo reconcile the fountains of my willWith my strange acts, and with the dark reportThat you have heard concerning me. Dear friend, Be you not angry, now I say to youIn full confession, that from day to dayI have deceived you: I have hid my faceEven from my friend: I have with doubtful maskIn alien guises tempted you, to tryYour metal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MIDGE Then you'll come?
FAUST I'll come!
MIDGE Good-bye--and don't forget me.
[_Midge gives him her hand, and moves away smiling. _ FAUST Well, of allImpossible, grotesque, outrageous tricksThat Brander could have played upon himself!Married--the fool, the fool!--And yet she isCuriously sweet and fresh, that kitchen-maid.
SATAN Are you quite through?
FAUST Quite, thank you. . . . It is strange. . . . But I forget; you are not interested. What is it you would say now?
SATAN I have thingsGrav...er to speak of than admiring ladiesOr Gothic architecture. Here, to-day, Unto your doubting eyes there shall be madeA revelation of profounder scopeThan aught that life has brought you.
FAUST The hour strikesTardily; I am wearier than I wasWhen on this trial we entered.
SATAN You have lookedAskance at me these many days, perplexedTo reconcile the fountains of my willWith my strange acts, and with the dark reportThat you have heard concerning me. Dear friend, Be you not angry, now I say to youIn full confession, that from day to dayI have deceived you: I have hid my faceEven from my friend: I have with doubtful maskIn alien guises tempted you, to tryYour metal.
What to read after Mr. Faust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ficke Arthur Davison to read onlineMoreLess
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