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Faust (Part One) 14A Garden-Arbor

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Faust (Part One) 14

A Garden-Arbor

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(MARGARET comes in, conceals herself behind the door, puts her finger to her lips, and peeps through the crack.)
MARGARET
He comes!
FAUST (entering)
Ah, rogue! a tease thou art: I have thee! (He kisses her.)
MARGARET
(clasping him, and returning the kiss) Dearest man! I love thee from my heart.
(MEPHISTOPHELES knocks)
FAUST (stamping his foot)
Who’s there?
MEPHISTOPHELES
A friend!
FAUST
A beast!
MEPHISTOPHELES
Tis time to separate.
MARTHA (coming)
Yes, Sir, ’tis late.
FAUST
May I not, then, upon you wait?
MARGARET My mother would—farewell!
FAUST
Ah, can I not remain? Farewell!
MARTHA
Adieu!
MARGARET
And soon to meet again!
[Exeunt FAUST and MEPHISTOPHELES.
MARGARET
Dear God! However is it, such A man can think and know so much? I stand ashamed and in amaze, And answer “Yes” to all he says, A poor, unknowing child! and he— I can’t think what he finds in me! [Exit.

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Taylor — Faust (Part One) (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, translated by Bayard Taylor) (1808). Public Domain. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, translated by Bayard Taylor, Faust (Part One); public domain in the US; text from Project Gutenberg #14591. Source

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Faust (Part One) 15

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