Inhaltsangabe
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1843 edition. Excerpt: ...The vine produces grapes instead. The juice of grape flows oat of wood--This board may famish wine as good. Look deeper into nature's way! Here's a miracle! who says nay? Draw the corks and drink your fill. All. (As theg draw the corks, and rach nets the wine he wished for flow into his glass.) O beauteous, wond'rous flowing rill! Mephistopheles. Be careful not a drop to spill! LTheg begin to drtnk. All (singing. It is a cannibalish feast. Five hundred drunken swine at least. Mephistophei.es. See joy and freedom in each face. Faust. Come, I would rather leave this place. Mephistopheles. Just wait a moment, and you'll see The height of bestiality. SlEBEL. (Drinks carelesslg, and spilling trine upon the ground, it turns to flame.) Hell-flames! help! fire! the flames prevent! Mephistopheles (speaking to flames). Lie still, my friendly element. To guests. A taste of purgatory--nothing more. Siebel. What does this mean? you 'll rue it sore; It seems you do not know us yet. Fhosch. Let him attempt another feat. Altmayer. 'Twere better beg him slip away. SlEBEL. Dost here thy hocus pocus play? Mephistopheles. Hush! wine tub. Siebel. Broomstick, dost thou dare Again insult us now? beware! Branded. Await, the blows will thickly fall. Altmayer. (Draws out a plug from table, fire tursts forth.) I burn! I burn! Siebel. 'T is magic--all; He 's ontlaw'd; pin him to the wall. Theg rush upon Mm with drawn knives. Mephistopheles (with serious face). False shape and word Change sense and place; Be here and there. 'I'h i',j look at each other with astonishment. ALTMAYER. Where am I? what a beauteous land! Frosch. Vineyards, I see. Siebei,. And grapes at hand. Bhandeh. Underneath this foliage green--What stems and stalks, what bunches seen! Hi lags hold of...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1843 edition. Excerpt: ...The vine produces grapes instead. The juice of grape flows oat of wood--This board may famish wine as good. Look deeper into nature's way! Here's a miracle! who says nay? Draw the corks and drink your fill. All. (As theg draw the corks, and rach nets the wine he wished for flow into his glass.) O beauteous, wond'rous flowing rill! Mephistopheles. Be careful not a drop to spill! LTheg begin to drtnk. All (singing. It is a cannibalish feast. Five hundred drunken swine at least. Mephistophei.es. See joy and freedom in each face. Faust. Come, I would rather leave this place. Mephistopheles. Just wait a moment, and you'll see The height of bestiality. SlEBEL. (Drinks carelesslg, and spilling trine upon the ground, it turns to flame.) Hell-flames! help! fire! the flames prevent! Mephistopheles (speaking to flames). Lie still, my friendly element. To guests. A taste of purgatory--nothing more. Siebel. What does this mean? you 'll rue it sore; It seems you do not know us yet. Fhosch. Let him attempt another feat. Altmayer. 'Twere better beg him slip away. SlEBEL. Dost here thy hocus pocus play? Mephistopheles. Hush! wine tub. Siebel. Broomstick, dost thou dare Again insult us now? beware! Branded. Await, the blows will thickly fall. Altmayer. (Draws out a plug from table, fire tursts forth.) I burn! I burn! Siebel. 'T is magic--all; He 's ontlaw'd; pin him to the wall. Theg rush upon Mm with drawn knives. Mephistopheles (with serious face). False shape and word Change sense and place; Be here and there. 'I'h i',j look at each other with astonishment. ALTMAYER. Where am I? what a beauteous land! Frosch. Vineyards, I see. Siebei,. And grapes at hand. Bhandeh. Underneath this foliage green--What stems and stalks, what bunches seen! Hi lags hold of...
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