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酔楯荷恬: 梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ○ 賜 ★ 辛酔堀貧和鍬匈 梓囚徒貧議 Enter 囚辛指欺云慕朕村匈 梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ● 辛指欺云匈競何! 泌惚云慕短嗤堋響頼���誅卒亮茂�俊彭堋響��辛聞喘貧圭 "辺茄欺厘議箝誓匂" 孔嬬 才 "紗秘慕禰" 孔嬬��
Inhuman monster�察�without aim or rest�察�Who�察�like the greedy surge�察�from rock
to rock�察�Sweeps down the dread abyss with desperate shock�拭�While she��
within her lowly cot�察�which graced The Alpine slope�察�beside the waters wild��
Her homely cares in that small world embraced�察�Secluded lived�察�a simple��
artless child。 Was't not enough�察�in thy delirious whirl To blast the steadfast
rocks�察�Her�察�and her peace as well�察�Must I�察�God ´ hated one�察�to ruin hurl��
Dost claim this holocaust�察�remorseless Hell� �Fiend�察�help me to cut short the
hours of dread� �Let what must happen�察�happen speedily� �Her direful doom fall
crushing on my head�察�And into ruin let her plunge with me��
Mephistopheles
Why how again it seethes and glows� �Away�察�thou fool� �Her torment ease��
When such a head no issue sees�察�It pictures straight the final close。 Long life
to him who boldly dares� �A devil's pluck thou'rt wont to show�察�As for a devil
who despairs�察�Nothing I find so mawkish here below。
Margaret's Room
Margaret ��alone at her spinning wheel��
My peace is gone�察�My heart is sore�察�I find it never�察�And nevermore��
Where him I have not�察�Is the grave�察�and all The world to me Is turned to gall。
My wilder'd brain Is overwrought�察�My feeble senses Are distraught。
My peace is gone�察�My heart is sore�察�I find it never�察�And nevermore��
For him from the window I gaze�察�at home�察�For him and him only Abroad I
roam。
His lofty step�察�His bearing high�察�The smile of his lip�察�The power of his eye��
His witching words�察�Their tones of bliss�察�His hand's fond pressure And ah ´
his kiss� �My peace is gone�察�My heart is sore�察�I find it never�察�And nevermore。
My bosom aches To feel him near�察�Ah�察�could I clasp And fold him here��
Kiss him and kiss him Again would I�察�And on his kisses I fain would die。
Martha's Garden
Margaret and Faust
Margaret
Promise me�察�Henry��
Faust
What I can��
Margaret
How thy religion fares�察�I fain would hear。 Thou art a good kind ´ hearted man��
Only that way not well ´ disposed�察�I fear。
Faust
Forbear�察�my child� �Thou feelest thee I love�察�My heart�察�my blood I'd give�察�my
love to prove�察�And none would of their faith or church bereave。
Margaret
That's not enough�察�we must ourselves believe��
Faust
Must we��
Margaret
Ah�察�could I but thy soul inspire� �Thou honourest not the sacraments�察�alas��
Faust
I honour them。
Margaret
But yet without desire�察�'Tis long since thou hast been either to shrift or mass。
Dost thou believe in God��
Faust
My darling�察�who dares say�察�Yes�察�I in God believe�拭�Question or priest or sage��
and they Seem�察�in the answer you receive�察�To mock the questioner。
Margaret
Then thou dost not believe��
Faust
Sweet one� �my meaning do not misconceive� �Him who dare name�拭�And who
proclaim�察�Him I believe�拭�Who that can feel�察�His heart can steel�察�To say�此�I
believe him not�拭�The All ´ embracer�察�All ´ sustainer�察�Holds and sustains he not
Thee�察�me�察�himself�拭�Lifts not the Heaven its dome above�拭�Doth not the firm ´
set earth beneath us lie�拭�And beaming tenderly with looks of love�察�Climb not
the everlasting stars on high�拭�Do we not gaze into each other's eyes�拭�Nature's
impenetrable agencies�察�Are they not thronging on thy heart and brain��
Viewless�察�or visible to mortal ken�察�Around thee weaving their mysterious
chain�拭�Fill thence thy heart�察�how large soe'er it be�察�And in the feeling when
thou utterly art blest�察�Then call it�察�what thou wilt�察�Call it Bliss� �Heart� �Love��
God� �I have no name for it� �'Tis feeling all�察�Name is but sound and smoke
Shrouding the glow of heaven。
Margaret
All this is doubtless good and fair�察�Almost the same the parson says�察�Only in
slightly different phrase。
Faust
Beneath Heaven's sunshine�察�everywhere�察�This is the utterance of the human
heart�察�Each in his language doth the like impart�察�Then why not I in mine��
Margaret
What thus I hear Sounds plausible�察�yet I'm not reconciled�察�There's something
wrong about it�察�much I fear That thou art not a Christian。
Faust
My sweet child��
Margaret
Alas� �it long hath sorely troubled me�察�To see thee in such odious company。
Faust
How so��
Margaret
The man who comes with thee�察�I hate�察�Yea�察�in my spirit's inmost depths
abhor�察�As his loath'd visage�察�in my life before�察�Naught to my heart e'er gave a
pang so great。
Faust
Him fear not�察�my sweet love��
Margaret
His presence chills my blood。 Towards all beside I have a kindly mood�察�Yet��
though I yearn to gaze on thee�察�I feel At sight of him strange horror o'er me
steal�察�That he's a villain my conviction's strong。 May Heaven forgive me�察�if I
do him wrong��
Faust
Yet such strange fellows in the world must be��
Margaret
I would not live with such an one as he。 If for a moment he but enter here�察�He
looks around him with a mocking sneer�察�And malice ill ´ conceal'd�察�That he
with naught on earth can sympathize is clear Upon his brow 'tis legibly
revealed�察�That to his heart no living soul is dear。 So blest I feel�察�within thine
arms�察�So warm and happy�察 � free from all alarms�察�And still my heart doth
close when he comes near。
Faust
Foreboding angel� �check thy fear��
Margaret
It so o'ermasters me�察�that when�察�Or wheresoe'er�察�his step I hear�察�I almost
think�察�no more I love thee then。 Besides�察�when he is near�察�I ne'er could pray。
This eats into my heart�察�with thee The same�察�my Henry�察�it must be。
Faust
This is antipathy��
Margaret
I must away。
Faust
For one brief hour then may I never rest�察�And heart to heart�察�and soul to soul
be pressed��
Margaret
Ah�察�if I slept alone� �To ´ night The bolt I fain would leave undrawn for thee��
But then my mother's sleep is light�察�Were we surprised by her�察�ah me� �Upon
the spot I should be dead。
Faust
Dear angel� �there's no cause for dread。 Here is a little phial�察 � if she take
Mixed in her drink three drops�察�'twill steep Her nature in a deep and soothing
sleep。
Margaret
What do I not for thy dear sake� �To her it will not harmful prove��
Faust
Should I advise it else�察�sweet love��
Margaret
I know not�察�dearest�察�when thy face I see�察�What doth my spirit to thy will
constrain�察�Already I have done so much for thee�察�That scarcely more to do
doth now remain。
��Exit。��
Mephistopheles ��enters��
Mephistopheles
The monkey� �Is she gone��
Faust
Again hast played the spy��
Mephistopheles
Of all that pass'd I'm well apprized�察�I heard the doctor catechised�察�And trust
he'll profit much thereby� �Fain would the girls inquire indeed Touching their
lover's faith and creed�察�And whether pious in the good old way�察�They think�察�if
pliant there�察�us too he will obey。
Faust
Thou monster�察�does not see that this Pure soul�察�possessed by ardent love�察�Full
of the living faith�察�To her of bliss The only pledge�察�must holy anguish prove��
Holding the man she loves�察�fore ´ doomed to endless death��
Mephistopheles
Most sensual�察�supersensualist�拭�The while A damsel leads thee by the nose��
Faust
Of filth and fire abortion vile��
Mephistopheles
In physiognomy strange skill she shows�察�She in my presence feels she knows
not how�察�My mask it seems a hidden sense reveals�察�That I'm a genius she
must needs allow�察�That I'm the very devil perhaps she feels。 So then to ´ night
Faust
What's that to you��
Mephistopheles
I've my amusement in it too��
At The Well
Margaret and Bessy�察�with pitchers
Bessy
Of Barbara hast nothing heard��
Margaret
I rarely go from home�察 � no�察�not a word。
Bessy
'Tis true�此�Sybilla told me so to ´ day� �That comes of being proud�察�methinks��
She played the fool at last。
Margaret
How so��
Bessy
They say That two she feedeth when she eats and drinks。
Margaret
Alas��
Bessy
She's rightly served�察�in sooth�察�How long she hung upon the youth� �What
promenades�察�what jaunts there were�察�To dancing booth and village fair� �The
first she everywhere must shine�察�He always treating her to pastry and to wine
Of her good looks she was so vain�察�So shameless too�察�that to retain His
presents�察�she did not disdain�察�Sweet words and kisses came anon And then
the virgin flower was gone。
Margaret
Poor thing��
Bessy
Forsooth dost pity her�拭�At night�察�when at our wheels we sat�察�Abroad our
mothers ne'er would let us stir。 Then with her lover she must chat�察�Or on the
bench or in the dusky walk�察�Thinking the hours too brief for their sweet talk��
Her proud head she will have to bow�察�And in white sheet do penance now��
Margaret
But he will surely marry her��
Bessy
Not he� �He won't be such a fool� �a gallant lad Like him�察�can roam o'er land
and sea�察�Besides�察�he's off。
Margaret
That is not fair��
Bessy
If she should get him�察�'twere almost as bad� �Her myrtle wreath the boys
would tear�察�And then we girls would plagued her too�察�For we chopp'd straw
before her door would strew��
��Exit。��
Margaret ��walking towards home��
How stoutly once I could inveigh�察�If a poor maiden went astray�察�Not words
enough my tongue could find�察�'Gainst others' sin to speak my mind� �Black as it
seemed�察�I blacken'd it still more�察�And strove to make it blacker than before。
And did myself securely bless Now my own trespass doth appear� �Yet ah� �
what urg'd me to transgress�察�God knows�察�it was so sweet�察�so dear��
Zwinger
Enclosure between the City ´ wall and the Gate。
��In the niche of the wall a devotional image of the Mater dolorosa�察�with flower
´ pots before it��
Margaret ��putting fresh flowers in the pots��
Ah�察�rich in sorrow�察�thou�察�Stoop thy maternal brow�察�And mark with pitying eye
my misery� �The sword in thy pierced heart�察�Thou dost with bitter smart�察�Gaze
upwards on thy Son's death agony。 To the dear God on high�察�Ascends thy
piteous sigh�察�Pleading for his and thy sore misery。 Ah�察�who can know The
torturing woe�察�The pangs that rack me to the bone�拭�How my poor heart��
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