Poems; Original And Translated
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Every word betrays Its lineage by the sound which it conveys.
Grey, grewsome, grizzled, graves, grim, grizzly, all 74 GOETHE'S FAUST.
Of the same root etymological, Grate on om* ears.
Mephistopheles.
And yet it cannot be, That in the Griffin you dislike the Gri ?
Gbhtin.
Of course not ! Kindred as it is with what.
If sometimes censured, oftener praise has got : A man should grasp at Beauty, Empire, Gold, Fortune the grasping favours and the hold.
Ants {of colossal size).
You speak of gold ; we ...had collected heaps.
And stored them close in caves and rocky keeps ; The Arimaspians there found out the place.
Hid it away, and mock us to our face.
Geippin.
We'll force them to acknowledge where it lies.
Abimaspian.
Not on this night of jubilee.
Until to-morrow all are free.
This time we're certain of our prize.
Mephistopheles Qias stationed himself between the Sphinxes).
Quite comfortable here I feel.
For you I comprehend and know.
Sphinx.
Then what our spirit-tones reveal Clothe thou with shape, if this be so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every word betrays Its lineage by the sound which it conveys.
Grey, grewsome, grizzled, graves, grim, grizzly, all 74 GOETHE'S FAUST.
Of the same root etymological, Grate on om* ears.
Mephistopheles.
And yet it cannot be, That in the Griffin you dislike the Gri ?
Gbhtin.
Of course not ! Kindred as it is with what.
If sometimes censured, oftener praise has got : A man should grasp at Beauty, Empire, Gold, Fortune the grasping favours and the hold.
Ants {of colossal size).
You speak of gold ; we ...had collected heaps.
And stored them close in caves and rocky keeps ; The Arimaspians there found out the place.
Hid it away, and mock us to our face.
Geippin.
We'll force them to acknowledge where it lies.
Abimaspian.
Not on this night of jubilee.
Until to-morrow all are free.
This time we're certain of our prize.
Mephistopheles Qias stationed himself between the Sphinxes).
Quite comfortable here I feel.
For you I comprehend and know.
Sphinx.
Then what our spirit-tones reveal Clothe thou with shape, if this be so.
What to read after Poems; Original And Translated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich Schiller to read onlineMoreLess
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