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   the press�察�make haste� �I swear to you�察�'twill turn her brain�察�Therein some
   trifles I have placed�察�Wherewith another to obtain。 But child is child�察�and play
   is play。
     Faust
   I know not ´ shall I��
   Mephistopheles
   Do you ask�拭�Perchance you would retain the treasure�拭�If such your wish�察�why
   then�察�I say�察�Henceforth absolve me from my task�察�Nor longer waste your
   hours of leisure。 I trust you're not by avarice led� �I rub my hands�察�I scratch my
   head�察�
   ��He places the casket in the press and closes the lock。��
   Now quick� �Away� �That soon the sweet young creature may The wish and
   purpose of your heart obey�察�Yet stand you there As would you to the lecture
   ´ room repair�察�As if before you stood�察�Arrayed in flesh and blood�察�Physics
   and metaphysics weird and grey� �Away��
   ��Exeunt。��
   Margaret ��with a lamp��
   Here 'tis so close�察�so sultry now��
   ��She opens the window。��
   Yet out of doors 'tis not so warm。 I feel so strange�察�I know not how I wish my
   mother would come home。 Through me there runs a shuddering I'm but a
   foolish timid thing��
   ��While undressing herself she begins to sing。��
   There was a king in Thule�察�True even to the grave�察�To whom his dying
   mistress A golden beaker gave。
     At every feast he drained it�察�Naught was to him so dear�察�And often as he
   drained it�察�Gush'd from his eyes the tear。
   When death came�察�unrepining His cities o'er he told�察�All to his heir resigning��
   Except his cup of gold。
   With many a knightly vassal At a royal feast sat he�察�In yon proud hall
   ancestral�察�In his castle o'er the sea。
   Up stood the jovial monarch�察�And quaff'd his last life's glow�察�Then hurled the
   hallow'd goblet Into the flood below。
   He saw it splashing�察�drinking�察�And plunging in the sea�察�His eyes meanwhile
   were sinking�察�And never again drank he。
   ��She opens the press to put away her clothes�察�and perceives the casket。��
   How comes this lovely casket here�拭�The press I locked�察�of that I'm confident。
   'Tis very wonderful� �What's in it I can't guess�察�Perhaps 'twas brought by some
   one in distress�察�And left in pledge for loan my mother lent。
   Here by a ribbon hangs a little key� �I have a mind to open it and see��
   Heavens� �only look� �what have we here� �In all my days ne'er saw I such a
   sight� �Jewels� �which any noble dame might wear�察�For some high pageant
   richly dight� �This chain ´ how would it look on me� �These splendid gems��
   whose may they be��
   ��She puts them on and steps before the glass。��
   Were but the ear ´ rings only mine� �Thus one has quite another air。 What
   boots it to be young and fair�拭�It doubtless may be very fine�察�But then�察�alas��
   none cares for you�察�And praise sounds half like pity too。 Gold all doth lure��
   Gold doth secure All things。 Alas�察�we poor��
     Promenade ´ Faust And Mephistopheles
   Faust walking thoughtfully up and down。 To him Mephistopheles
   Mephistopheles
   By all rejected love� �By hellish fire I curse�察�Would I knew aught to make my
   imprecation worse��
   Faust
   What aileth thee�拭�what chafes thee now so sore�拭�A face like that I never saw
   before��
   Mephistopheles
   I'd yield me to the devil instantly�察�Did it not happen that myself am he��
   Faust
   There must be some disorder in thy wit� �To rave thus like a madman�察�is it fit��
   Mephistopheles
   Think� �only think� �The gems for Gretchen brought�察�Them hath a priest now
   made his own� �A glimpse of them the mother caught�察�And 'gan with secret
   fear to groan。 The woman's scent is keen enough�察�Doth ever in the prayer ´
   book snuff�察�Smells every article to ascertain Whether the thing is holy or
   profane�察�And scented in the jewels rare�察�That there was not much blessing
   there。 ;My child�察─�she cries�察 �ill ´ gotten good Ensnares the soul�察�consumes the
   blood�察�With them we'll deck our Lady's shrine�察�She'll cheer our souls with
   bread divine� ─�At this poor Gretchen 'gan to pout�察�'Tis a gift ´ horse�察�at least��
   she thought�察�And sure�察�he godless cannot be�察�Who brought them here so
   cleverly。 Straight for a priest the mother sent�察�Who�察�when he understood the
   jest�察�With what he saw was well content。 ;This shows a pious mind� ─�Quoth
   he�此 �Self ´ conquest is true victory。 The Church hath a good stomach�察�she��
   with zest�察�Whole countries hath swallow'd down�察�And never yet a surfeit
   known。 The Church alone�察�be it confessed�察�Daughters�察�can ill ´ got wealth
   digest。;
     Faust
   It is a general custom�察�too。 Practised alike by king and jew。
   Mephistopheles
   With that�察�clasp�察�chain�察�and ring�察�he swept As they were mushrooms�察�and the
   casket�察�Without one word of thanks�察�he kept�察�As if of nuts it were a basket。
   Promised reward in heaven�察�then forth he hied And greatly they were edified。
   Faust
   And Gretchen��
   Mephistopheles
   In unquiet mood Knows neither what she would or should�察�The trinkets night
   and day thinks o'er�察�On him who brought them�察�dwells still more。
   Faust
   The darling's sorrow grieves me�察�bring Another set without delay� �The first��
   methinks�察�was no great thing。
   Mephistopheles
   All's to my gentleman child's play��
   Faust
     Plan all things to achieve my end� �Engage the attention of her friend� �No milk
   ´ and ´ water devil be�察�And bring fresh jewels instantly��
   Mephistopheles
   Ay�察�sir� �Most gladly I'll obey。
   ��Faust exit。��
   Mephistopheles
   Your doting love ´ sick fool�察�with ease�察�Merely his lady ´ love to please�察�Sun��
   moon�察�and stars in sport would puff away。
   ��Exit。��
     The Neighbour's House ´ Martha�察�Margaret And Mephistopheles
   Martha ��alone��
   God pardon my dear husband�察�he Doth not in truth act well by me� �Forth in
   the world abroad to roam�察�And leave me on the straw at home。 And yet his
   will I ne'er did thwart�察�God knows�察�I lov'd him from my heart。
   ��She weeps。��
   Perchance he's dead�  � oh wretched state� �Had I but a certificate��
   ��Margaret comes��
   Margaret
   Dame Martha��
   Martha
   Gretchen��
   Margaret
   Only think� �My knees beneath me well ´ nigh sink� �Within my press I've found
   to ´ day�察�Another case�察�of ebony。 And things ´ magnificent they are�察�More
   costly than the first�察�by far。
     Martha
   You must not name it to your mother� �It would to shrift�察�just like the other。
   Margaret
   Nay look at them� �now only see��
   Martha ��dresses her up��
   Thou happy creature��
   Margaret
   Woe is me� �Them in the street I cannot wear�察�Or in the church�察�or any where。
   Martha
   Come often over here to me�察�The gems put on quite privately�察�And then
   before the mirror walk an hour or so�察�Thus we shall have our pleasure too。
   Then suitable occasions we must seize�察�As at a feast�察�to show them by
   degrees�此�A chain at first�察�pearl ear ´ drops then�察 � your mother Won't see
   them�察�or we'll coin some tale or other。
   Margaret
   But�察�who�察�I wonder�察�could the caskets bring�拭�I fear there's something wrong
   about the thing��
   ��A knock。��
     Good heavens� �can that my mother be��
   Martha ��peering through the blind��
   'Tis a strange gentleman�察�I see。 Come in��
   ��Mephistopheles enters��
   Mephistopheles
   I've ventur'd to intrude to ´ day。 Ladies�察�excuse the liberty�察�I pray。
   ��He steps back respectfully before Margaret。��
   After dame Martha Schwerdtlein I inquire��
   Martha
   'Tis I。 Pray what have you to say to me��
   Mephistopheles ��aside to her��
   I know you now�察 � and therefore will retire�察�At present you've distinguished
   company。 Pardon the freedom�察�Madam�察�with your leave�察�I will make free to
   call again at eve。
   Martha ��aloud��
     Why�察�child�察�of all strange notions�察�he For some grand lady taketh thee��
   Margaret
   I am�察�in truth�察�of humble blood The gentleman is far too good Nor gems nor
   trinkets are my own。
   Mephistopheles
   Oh 'tis not the mere ornaments alone�察�Her glance and mien far more betray。
   Rejoiced I am that I may stay。
   Martha
   Your business�察�Sir�拭�I long to know 
   Mephistopheles
   Would I could happier tidings show� �I trust mine errand you'll not let me rue��
   Your husband's dead�察�and greeteth you。
   Martha
   Is dead�拭�True heart� �Oh misery� �My husband dead� �Oh�察�I shall die��
   Margaret
   Alas� �good Martha� �don't despair��
     Mephistopheles
   Now listen to the sad affair��
   Margaret
   I for this cause should fear to love。 The loss my certain death would prove。
   Mephistopheles
   Joy still must sorrow�察�sorrow joy attend。
   Martha
   Proceed�察�and tell the story of his end��
   Mephistopheles
   At Padua�察�in St。 Anthony's�察�In holy ground his body lies�察�Quiet and cool his
   place of rest�察�With pious ceremonials blest。
   Martha
   And had you naught besides to bring��
   Mephistopheles
     Oh yes� �one grave and solemn prayer�察�Let them for him three hundred masses
   sing� �But in my pockets�察�I have nothing there。
   Martha
   No trinket� �no love ´ token did he send� �What every journeyman safe in his
   pouch will hoard There for remembrance fondly stored�察�And rather hungers��
   rather begs than spend��
   Mephistopheles
   Madam�察�in truth�察�it grieves me sore�察�But he his gold not lavishly hath spent。
   His failings too he deeply did repent�察�Ay� �and his evil plight bewail'd still more。
   Margaret
   Alas� �That men should thus be doomed to woe� �I for his soul will many a
   requiem pray。
   Mephistopheles
   A husband you deserve this very day�察�A child so worthy to be loved。
   Margaret
   Ah no�察�That time hath not yet come for me。
   Mephistopheles
   If not a spouse�察�a gallant let it be。 Among heaven's choicest gifts�察�I place�察�So
   sweet a darling to embrace。
     Margaret
   Our land doth no such usage know。
   Mephistopheles
   Usage or not�察�it happens so。
   Martha
   Go on�察�I pray��
   Mephistopheles
   I stood by his bedside。 Something less foul it was than dung�察�'Twas straw half
   rotten�察�yet�察�he as a Christian died。 And sorely hath remorse his conscience
   wrung。 ;Wretch that I was�察─�quoth he�察�with parting breath�察 �So to forsake my
   business and my wife� �Ah� �the remembrance is my death�察�Could I but have
   her pardon in this life� ─�
   Martha ��weeping��
   Dear soul� �I've long forgiven him�察�indeed��
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