The Works of Heinrich Heine;
The Works of Heinrich Heine;
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Doctor Faust sits reflecting in a high arm-chair by a table, on which are piled books and philosophical instruments. His dress is that of a German scholar of the sixteenth century. He rises at last and totters with un- steady steps to a book-case, where a great folio is fastened with a chain. He unlocks it and bears with difficulty the book {Hollenzwangy or the so- called "Hell-compulsion") to his table. In his demeanour and whole personality there is apparent a blending of helplessness and cou...rage, of awkward schoolmasterly manners and arrogant professional pride. After lighting several candles and drawing magic circles on the ground with a sword, he opens the great book, and his demeanour indicates the 333 Digitized by Google 224 DOCTOR FAUST.
mysterious awe of invocation. The study grows darker, there is thunder and lightning, and from the ground, which opens with a crackling, crashing sound, there rises a flaming red tiger. Faust does not manifest the least fear ; he advances to the fiery beast with contempt, and seems to command it to depart at once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doctor Faust sits reflecting in a high arm-chair by a table, on which are piled books and philosophical instruments. His dress is that of a German scholar of the sixteenth century. He rises at last and totters with un- steady steps to a book-case, where a great folio is fastened with a chain. He unlocks it and bears with difficulty the book {Hollenzwangy or the so- called "Hell-compulsion") to his table. In his demeanour and whole personality there is apparent a blending of helplessness and cou...rage, of awkward schoolmasterly manners and arrogant professional pride. After lighting several candles and drawing magic circles on the ground with a sword, he opens the great book, and his demeanour indicates the 333 Digitized by Google 224 DOCTOR FAUST.
mysterious awe of invocation. The study grows darker, there is thunder and lightning, and from the ground, which opens with a crackling, crashing sound, there rises a flaming red tiger. Faust does not manifest the least fear ; he advances to the fiery beast with contempt, and seems to command it to depart at once.
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