The Tragedy of Faustus
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I feel as — e'en I know not what — Would mother home returned were !
What horror passeth over me — A silly foolish wife I be !
{Sings as she undresses^ Erst was in Thule of yore, A king, true to the grave ; His dying paramour A golden cup him gave.
Nought valued he tofore, He drained it dry each bout ; His eyen, they brimmed o'er Each time he drank thereout.
When he his end divined, Numbering his Hege burgs up, All to his heirs assigned : But not that golden cup !
He sat at board royal.
Midst a...ll his knights sat he, In high ancestral hall That beetled o'er the sea.
Up stood that toper hoary, The last glowing draught drank he.
And cast the goblet holy Deep down into the sea.
Wtft CragtKB of jTauStuS. 137 He watched it falling, fill, Sink deep into the sea.
His eyes sank, all was still : 'Twas the last drop e'er drank he !
(She opens the press to put her clothes in, and sees the jewel casket^ How came this goodly casket in here ? I Did lock the press, of that I've certainty.
'Tis wondrous strange indeed ; what can there perdue lie ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I feel as — e'en I know not what — Would mother home returned were !
What horror passeth over me — A silly foolish wife I be !
{Sings as she undresses^ Erst was in Thule of yore, A king, true to the grave ; His dying paramour A golden cup him gave.
Nought valued he tofore, He drained it dry each bout ; His eyen, they brimmed o'er Each time he drank thereout.
When he his end divined, Numbering his Hege burgs up, All to his heirs assigned : But not that golden cup !
He sat at board royal.
Midst a...ll his knights sat he, In high ancestral hall That beetled o'er the sea.
Up stood that toper hoary, The last glowing draught drank he.
And cast the goblet holy Deep down into the sea.
Wtft CragtKB of jTauStuS. 137 He watched it falling, fill, Sink deep into the sea.
His eyes sank, all was still : 'Twas the last drop e'er drank he !
(She opens the press to put her clothes in, and sees the jewel casket^ How came this goodly casket in here ? I Did lock the press, of that I've certainty.
'Tis wondrous strange indeed ; what can there perdue lie ?
What to read after The Tragedy of Faustus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe to read onlineMoreLess
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