Goethe's FaustCassell, 1909 - 419 ページ |
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... Blocksberg , trotting home , an old buck - goat , With his long - bearded chin and meg - a - geg throat , Made up to her ' tis some such brute she fancies ; A young fellow of proper flesh and blood , To be thus thrown away were far too ...
... Blocksberg , trotting home , an old buck - goat , With his long - bearded chin and meg - a - geg throat , Made up to her ' tis some such brute she fancies ; A young fellow of proper flesh and blood , To be thus thrown away were far too ...
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... Blocksberg for ever ! -not a player On earth but merits to be there ! 66 % XXII WALPURGIS - NIGHT'S DREAM OR , THE GOLDEN BRIDAL OF OBERON AND TITANIA AN INTERLUDE Manager . To - day our trouble is but small . No need of nice machinery ...
... Blocksberg for ever ! -not a player On earth but merits to be there ! 66 % XXII WALPURGIS - NIGHT'S DREAM OR , THE GOLDEN BRIDAL OF OBERON AND TITANIA AN INTERLUDE Manager . To - day our trouble is but small . No need of nice machinery ...
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... Blocksberg we'll find room enough , The wide Parnassus ' tis of Germany . Inquisitive Traveller . What's yonder pompous fellow's name ? With long and solemn strides he's pacing , And , like a dog that snuffs the game , The Jesuits ...
... Blocksberg we'll find room enough , The wide Parnassus ' tis of Germany . Inquisitive Traveller . What's yonder pompous fellow's name ? With long and solemn strides he's pacing , And , like a dog that snuffs the game , The Jesuits ...
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... Blocksberg is firm ground where'er you stray , And well defined - you cannot lose your way ; Dame Ilse at her stone is watching still , And Henry cheers you from his faithful hill ; 9370 The Snorers growl and snarl , and Elend hears No ...
... Blocksberg is firm ground where'er you stray , And well defined - you cannot lose your way ; Dame Ilse at her stone is watching still , And Henry cheers you from his faithful hill ; 9370 The Snorers growl and snarl , and Elend hears No ...
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... Blocksberg with them to the ball . Oread [ from the natural rock ] . Climb up here ! reverence the old Last rock - stairs of the Pindus range . By Nature formed , in me behold A hill that knows no shock of change . I stood unmoved the ...
... Blocksberg with them to the ball . Oread [ from the natural rock ] . Climb up here ! reverence the old Last rock - stairs of the Pindus range . By Nature formed , in me behold A hill that knows no shock of change . I stood unmoved the ...
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art thou beauty Blocksberg breast breathe bring Cabiri charm cheer Cheiron child Chor Chorus crowd dance Deiphobus delight devil dost doth dream earth Euph Eurotas evermore fancy Faust fear feel fire flame fool give glance gold hand happy hast hath HAVEQUICK hear heart heaven hither holy Homun HOMUNCULUS hour Ilion Lady land light live look Lord Lord High Steward LYNCEUS magic man's Marg Menelaus Meph MEPHISTOPHELES merry mong Nereus never night o'er onward Phor play PLUTUS poor prince Queen rapture rock round seek semichorus shines sing sink Sirens smile song soul speak Sphinxes spirit stand strange strive tell THALES thee thine things thou art thought throne treasure Twas twere twill voice Wagner wandering waves wild Will-o'-the-Wisp wine Witch words young
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20 ページ - twill be the same story To-morrow — and the next more dilatory ; Then indecision brings its own delays, And days are lost lamenting o'er lost days. Are you in earnest? seize this very minute — What you can do, or dream you can, begin it, Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it.
146 ページ - Quid sum, miser ! tune dicturus ? Quern patronum rogaturus ? Cum vix Justus sit securus.
34 ページ - If feeling does not prompt, in vain you strive. If from the soul the language does not come, By its own impulse, to impel the hearts Of hearers with communicated power, In vain you strive, in vain you study earnestly...
30 ページ - Oh ! how the spell before my sight -.Brings nature's hidden ways to light: {.,'•'{' See I all things with each other blending — Each to all its being lending — 'All on each in turn depending — Heavenly ministers descending — And again to heaven up-tending — Floating, mingling, interweaving — Rising, sinking, and receiving Each from each, while each is giving.
88 ページ - Tis the same life, the whole year round, The self-same set together found; — Each night, their songs — their drink — their game Their mirth — their very jests the same; And as its tail diverts a kitten, So they with their own jokes are smitten: They ask no more than thus to sup — Without a head-ache to get up — And while the host will credit give Are satisfied — and thus they livel BRANDER.
34 ページ - Oh! these fine holiday phrases, In which you robe your worn-out commonplaces, These scraps of paper which you crimp and curl And twist into a thousand idle shapes, These filigree ornaments, are good for nothing, — Cost time and pains, please few, impose on no one; Are unrefreshing as the wind that whistles, In autumn, 'mong the dry and wrinkled leaves.
21 ページ - The sun, as in the ancient days, 'Mong sister stars in rival song, His destined path observes, obeys, And still in thunder rolls along : New strength and full beatitude The angels gather from his sight, Mysterious all — yet all is good, All fair as at the birth of light ! Gabriel.
4 ページ - As if I knew myself and could inform them. From heaven, through the world, to hell, would indeed be something; but this is no idea, only a course of action. And further, that the devil loses the wager, and that a man, continually struggling from...
176 ページ - The bell hath sounded ; the death-wand is broken ; They bind and blindfold me, and force me on : On to the scaffold they have hurried me ; Down in the chair of blood they fasten me : And now, through every neck of all that multitude Is felt the bitter wound that severs mine.
98 ページ - We have words, and we can link . Syllables that chime and chink ; » Sense unsought — thus is caught ; — Every jingle is a thought — Every word with meaning fraught — Language, glib and random, thus Does the work of thought for us ; Let but your own fancy mingle With the jargon and the jingle, ?;? / ^ As you listen to the lays ; Bring the meaning you are gleaning, Give the poet all the praise.