Marlowe's tragical History of Doctor FaustusOxford University Press, 1955 - 258 páginas |
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... thou hast depriv'd me of those joys . MEPHISTOPHILIS . Why , Faustus , Thinkest thou heaven is such a glorious thing ? I tell thee , ' tis not half so fair as thou , Or any man that breathes on earth . FAUSTUS . How prov'st thou that ...
... thou hast depriv'd me of those joys . MEPHISTOPHILIS . Why , Faustus , Thinkest thou heaven is such a glorious thing ? I tell thee , ' tis not half so fair as thou , Or any man that breathes on earth . FAUSTUS . How prov'st thou that ...
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... thou there , Lingering in hollow cave , or rifted rock , Dull as the moping owl ? Why , like the toad , Dost thou support a useless life , deriving Subsistence from damp moss and dripping stone ? Sweet pastime this ! most charming ...
... thou there , Lingering in hollow cave , or rifted rock , Dull as the moping owl ? Why , like the toad , Dost thou support a useless life , deriving Subsistence from damp moss and dripping stone ? Sweet pastime this ! most charming ...
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... thou thyself upon us ? FAUST . Show not thy thirsty teeth thus defyingly - I loathe thee . Great , glorious Spirit ! thou who didst deign to appear to me , thou who knowest my very heart and soul , why hast thou chained me with this ...
... thou thyself upon us ? FAUST . Show not thy thirsty teeth thus defyingly - I loathe thee . Great , glorious Spirit ! thou who didst deign to appear to me , thou who knowest my very heart and soul , why hast thou chained me with this ...
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Marlowe's Tragical History of Doctor Faustus: And Goethe's Faust, Part 1, Parte1 Christopher Marlowe Vista de fragmentos - 1916 |
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ALTMAYER art thou beauty blood BRANDER breath bright CARDINAL OF LORRAINE child CHORUS CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE CLOWN creature cursed damn'd dance death delight devil Doctor Faustus doth dream DUKE OF VANHOLT earth Enter EVIL ANGEL Exeunt Exit eyes fancies Faustbuch fear feel FROSCH German give goblet Goethe Goethe's Goethe's Faust gone happy hath hear heart heaven hell History of Doctor HORSE-COURSER hour kiss light live look lord Lucifer magic man's MARGARET Marlowe Marlowe's MARTHA Master Doctor MEPHISTOPHELES merry mong never night o'er play pleasant poor pray RALPH repent ROBIN rock round scene SECOND SCHOLAR seek SEMICHORUS sense SIEBEL sing sirrah smile song soul speak spirit strange STUDENT sweet Tamburlaine tell thee thine things thou art thou hast thought VINTNER voice WAGNER WALPURGIS NIGHT wander wine WITCH Wittenberg words yonder young