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Faust
O dearest�察�trust me�察�what doth pass for sense Full oft is self ´ conceit and
blindness��
Margaret
How��
Faust
Simplicity and holy innocence�察�When will ye learn your hallow'd worth to
know� �Ah�察�when will meekness and humility�察�Kind and all ´ bounteous
nature's loftiest dower
Margaret
Only one little moment think of me� �To think of you I shall have many an hour。
Faust
You are perhaps much alone��
Margaret
Yes�察�small our household is�察�I own�察�Yet must I see to it。 No maid we keep��
And I must cook�察�sew�察�knit�察�and sweep�察�Still early on my feet and late�察�My
mother is in all things�察�great and small�察�So accurate� �Not that for thrift there is
such pressing need�察�Than others we might make more show indeed�此�My father
left behind a small estate�察�A house and garden near the city ´ wall。 But fairly
quiet now my days�察�I own�察�As soldier is my brother gone�察�My little sister's
dead�察�the babe to rear Occasion'd me some care and fond annoy�察�But I
would go through all again with joy�察�The darling was to me so dear。
Faust
An angel�察�sweet�察�if it resembled thee��
Margaret
I reared it up�察�and it grew fond of me。 After my father's death it saw the day��
We gave my mother up for lost�察�she lay In such a wretched plight�察�and then at
length So very slowly she regain'd her strength。 Weak as she was�察�'twas vain
for her to try Herself to suckle the poor babe�察�so I Reared it on milk and
water all alone�察�And thus the child became as 'twere my own�察�Within my arms
it stretched itself and grew�察�And smiling�察�nestled in my bosom too。
Faust
Doubtless the purest happiness was thine。
Margaret
But many weary hours�察�in sooth�察�were also mine。 At night its little cradle stood
Close to my bed�察�so was I wide awake If it but stirred�察�One while I was
obliged to give it food�察�Or to my arms the darling take�察�From bed full oft must
rise�察�whene'er its cry I heard�察�And�察�dancing it�察�must pace the chamber to and
fro�察�Stand at the wash ´ tub early�察�forthwith go To market�察�and then mind the
cooking too To ´ morrow like to ´ day�察�the whole year through。 Ah�察�sir�察�thus
living�察�it must be confess'd One's spirits are not always of the best�察�Yet it a
relish gives to food and rest。 ��They pass on。��
Martha
Poor women� �we are badly off�察�I own�察�A bachelor's conversion's hard��
indeed��
Mephistopheles
Madam�察�with one like you it rests alone�察�To tutor me a better course to lead。
Martha
Speak frankly�察�sir�察�none is there you have met�拭�Has your heart ne'er attach'd
itself as yet��
Mephistopheles
One's own fire ´ side and a good wife are gold And pearls of price�察�so says
the proverb old。
Martha
I mean�察�has passion never stirred your breast��
Mephistopheles
I've everywhere been well received�察�I own。
Martha
Yet hath your heart no earnest preference known��
Mephistopheles
With ladies one should ne'er presume to jest。
Martha
Ah� �you mistake��
Mephistopheles
I'm sorry I'm so blind But this I know ´ that you are very kind
��They pass on。��
Faust
Me�察�little angel�察�didst thou recognize�察�When in the garden first I came��
Margaret
Did you not see it�拭�I cast down my eyes。
Faust
Thou dost forgive my boldness�察�dost not blame The liberty I took that day��
When thou from church didst lately wend thy way��
Margaret
I was confused。 So had it never been�察�No one of me could any evil say。 Alas��
thought I�察�he doubtless in thy mien�察�Something unmaidenly or bold hath seen��
It seemed as if it struck him suddenly�察�Here's just a girl with whom one may
make free� �Yet I must own that then I scarcely knew What in your favour
here began at once to plead�察�Yet I was angry with myself indeed�察�That I more
angry could not feel with you。
Faust
Sweet love��
Margaret
Just wait awhile��
��She gathers a star ´ flower and plucks off the leaves one after another。��
Faust
A nosegay may that be��
Margaret
No� �It is but a game。
Faust
How��
Margaret
Go�察�you'll laugh at me��
��She plucks off the leaves and murmurs to herself。��
Faust
What murmurest thou��
Margaret ��half aloud��
He loves me ´ loves me not。
Faust
Sweet angel�察�with thy face of heavenly bliss��
Margaret ��continues��
He loves me ´ not ´ he loves me ´ not
��Plucking off the last leaf with fond joy。��
He loves me��
Faust
Yes��
And this flower ´ language�察�darling�察�let it be�察�A heavenly oracle� �He loveth
thee� �Know'st thou the meaning of�察�He loveth thee�拭。�He seizes both her
hands。��
Margaret
I tremble so��
Faust
Nay� �Do not tremble�察�love� �Let this hand ´ pressure�察�let this glance reveal
Feelings�察�all power of speech above�察�To give oneself up wholly and to feel A
joy that must eternal prove� �Eternal� � Yes�察�its end would be despair。 No end��
´ It cannot end��
��Margaret presses his hand�察�extricates herself�察�and runs away。 He stands a
moment in thought and then follows her��。
Martha ��approaching��
Night's closing。
Mephistopheles
Yes�察�we'll presently away。
Martha
I would entreat you longer yet to stay�察�But 'tis a wicked place�察�just here
about�察�It is as if the folk had nothing else to do�察�Nothing to think of too�察�But
gaping watch their neighbours�察�who goes in and out�察�And scandal's busy still��
do whatsoe'er one may。 And our young couple��
Mephistopheles
They have flown up there。 The wanton butterflies��
Martha
He seems to take to her。
Mephistopheles
And she to him。 'Tis of the world the way��
A Summer´House
��Margaret runs in�察�hides behind the door�察�holds the tip of her finger to her lip��
and peeps through the crevice。��
Margaret
He comes��
Faust
Ah�察�little rogue�察�so thou Think'st to provoke me� �I have caught thee now��
��He kisses her。��
Margaret
��embracing him�察�and returning the kiss��
Dearest of men� �I love thee from my heart��
��Mephistopheles knocks。��
Faust ��stamping��
Who's there��
Mephistopheles
A friend��
Faust
A brute��
Mephistopheles
'Tis time to part。
Martha ��comes��
Ay�察�it is late�察�good sir。
Faust
Mayn't I attend you�察�then��
Margaret
Oh no ´ my mother would ´ adieu�察�adieu��
Faust
And must I really then take leave of you�拭�Farewell��
Martha
Good ´ bye��
Margaret
Ere long to meet again� 。�Exeunt Faust and Mephistopheles。��
Margaret
Good heavens� �how all things far and near Must fill his mind�察 � a man like this��
Abash'd before him I appear�察�And say to all things only�察�yes。 Poor simple
child�察�I cannot see�察�What 'tis that he can find in me。
��Exit。��
Forest And Cavern ´ Faust And Mephistopheles
Faust ��alone��
Spirit sublime� �Thou gav'st me�察�gav'st me all For which I prayed� �Not vainly
hast thou turn'd To me thy countenance in flaming fire�此�Gavest me glorious
nature for my realm�察�And also power to feel her and enjoy�察�Not merely with a
cold and wondering glance�察�Thou dost permit me in her depths profound�察�As
in the bosom of a friend to gaze。 Before me thou dost lead her living tribes��
And dost in silent grove�察�in air and stream Teach me to know my kindred。
And when roars The howling storm ´ blast through the groaning wood��
Wrenching the giant pine�察�which in its fall Crashing sweeps down its neighbour
trunks and boughs�察�While hollow thunder from the hill resounds�察�Then thou
dost lead me to some shelter'd cave�察�Dost there reveal me to myself�察�and
show Of my own bosom the mysterious depths。 And when with soothing
beam�察�the moon's pale orb Full in my view climbs up the pathless sky�察�From
crag and dewy grove�察�the silvery forms Of by ´ gone ages hover�察�and assuage
The joy austere of contemplative thought。
Oh�察�that naught perfect is assign'd to man�察�I feel�察�alas� �With this exalted joy��
Which lifts me near and nearer to the gods�察�Thou gav'st me this companion��
unto whom I needs must cling�察�though cold and insolent�察�He still degrades me
to myself�察�and turns Thy glorious gifts to nothing�察�with a breath。 He in my
bosom with malicious zeal For that fair image fans a raging fire�察�From craving
to enjoyment thus I reel And in enjoyment languish for desire。
��Mephistopheles enters。��
Mephistopheles
Of this lone life have you not your fill�拭�How for so long can it have charms for
you�拭�'Tis well enough to try it if you will�察�But then away again to something
new��
Faust
Would you could better occupy your leisure�察�Than in disturbing thus my hours
of joy。
Mephistopheles
Well� �Well� �I'll leave you to yourself with pleasure�察�A serious tone you hardly
dare employ。 To part from one so crazy�察�harsh�察�and cross�察�Were not in truth a
grievous loss。 The live ´ long day�察�for you I toil and fret�察�Ne'er from his
worship's face a hint I get�察�What pleases him�察�or what to let alone。
Faust
Ay truly� �that is just the proper tone� �He wearies me�察�and would with thanks
be paid��
Mephistopheles
Poor Son of Earth�察�without my aid�察�How would thy weary days have flown��
Thee of thy foolish whims I've cured�察�Thy vain imaginations banished�察�And but
for me�察�be well assured�察�Thou from this sphere must soon have vanished。 In
rocky hollows and in caverns drear�察�Why like an owl sit moping here��
Wherefore from dripping stones and moss with ooze embued�察�Dost suck�察�like
any toad�察�thy food�拭�A rare�察�sweet pastime。 Verily� �The doctor cleaveth still to
thee。
Faust
Dost comprehend what bliss without alloy From this wild wand'ring in the
desert springs�拭�Couldst thou but guess the new life ´ power it brings�察�Thou
wouldst be fiend enough to envy me my joy。
Mephistopheles
What super ´ earthly ecstasy� �at night�察�To lie in darkness on the dewy height��
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