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her pardon in this life� ─�
Martha ��weeping��
Dear soul� �I've long forgiven him�察�indeed��
Mephistopheles
;Though she�察�God knows�察�was more to blame than I。;
Martha
He lied� �What�察�on the brink of death to lie��
Mephistopheles
If I am skill'd the countenance to read�察�He doubtless fabled as he parted
hence。 ;No time had I to gape�察�or take my ease�察─�he said�察 �First to get
children�察�and then get them bread�察�And bread�察�too�察�in the very widest sense��
Nor could I eat in peace even my proper share。;
Martha
What�察�all my truth�察�my love forgotten quite�拭�My weary drudgery by day and
night��
Mephistopheles
Not so� �He thought of you with tender care。 Quoth he�此 �Heaven knows how
fervently I prayed�察�For wife and children when from Malta bound�察�The prayer
hath heaven with favour crowned�察�We took a Turkish vessel which conveyed
Rich store of treasure for the Sultan's court�察�It's own reward our gallant action
brought�察�The captur'd prize was shared among the crew And of the treasure I
received my due。;
Martha
How�拭�Where�拭�The treasure hath he buried�察�pray��
Mephistopheles
Where the four winds have blown it�察�who can say�拭�In Naples as he stroll'd�察�a
stranger there�察�A comely maid took pity on my friend�察�And gave such tokens
of her love and care�察�That he retained them to his blessed end。
Martha
Scoundrel� �to rob his children of their bread� �And all this misery�察�this bitter
need�察�Could not his course of recklessness impede��
Mephistopheles
Well�察�he hath paid the forfeit�察�and is dead。 Now were I in your place�察�my
counsel hear�察�My weeds I'd wear for one chaste year�察�And for another lover
meanwhile would look out。
Martha
Alas�察�I might search far and near�察�Not quickly should I find another like my
first� �There could not be a fonder fool than mine�察�Only he loved too well
aboard to roam�察�Loved foreign women too�察�and foreign wine�察�And loved
besides the dice accurs'd。
Mephistopheles
All had gone swimmingly�察�no doubt�察�Had he but given you at home�察�On his
side�察�just as wide a range。 Upon such terms�察�to you I swear�察�Myself with you
would gladly rings exchange��
Martha
The gentleman is surely pleas'd to jest��
Mephistopheles ��aside��
Now to be off in time�察�were best� �She'd make the very devil marry her。
��To Margaret。��
How fares it with your heart��
Margaret
How mean you�察�Sir��
Mephistopheles ��aside��
The sweet young innocent��
��aloud��
Ladies�察�farewell��
Margaret
Farewell��
Martha
But ere you leave us�察�quickly tell� �I from a witness fain had heard�察�Where��
how�察�and when my husband died and was interr'd。 To forms I've always been
attached indeed�察�His death I fain would in the journals read。
Mephistopheles
Ay�察�madam�察�what two witnesses declare Is held as valid everywhere�察�A
gallant friend I have�察�not far from here�察�Who will for you before the judge
appear。 I'll bring him straight。
Martha
I pray you do��
Mephistopheles
And this young lady�察�we shall find her too�拭�A noble youth�察�far travelled�察�he
Shows to the sex all courtesy。
Margaret
I in his presence needs must blush for shame。
Mephistopheles
Not in the presence of a crowned king��
Martha
The garden�察�then�察�behind my house�察�we'll name�察�There we'll await you both
this evening。
A Street ´ An Evening Walk In The Garden
Faust。 Mephistopheles
Faust
How is it now�拭�How speeds it�拭�Is't in train��
Mephistopheles
Bravo� �I find you all aflame� �Gretchen full soon your own you'll name。 This
eve�察�at neighbour Martha's�察�her you'll meet again�察�The woman seems
expressly made To drive the pimp and gipsy's trade。
Faust
Good��
Mephistopheles
But from us she something would request。
Faust
A favour claims return as this world goes。
Mephistopheles
We have on oath but duly to attest�察�That her dead husband's limbs��
outstretch'd repose In holy ground at Padua。
Faust
Sage indeed� �So I suppose we straight must journey there��
Mephistopheles
Sancta simplicitas� �For that no need� �Without much knowledge we have but
to swear。
Faust
If you have nothing better to suggest�察�Against you plan I must at once protest。
Mephistopheles
Oh�察�holy man� �methinks I have you there� �In all your life say�察�have you ne'er
False witness borne�察�until this hour�拭�Have you of God�察�the world�察�and all it
doth contain�察�Of man�察�and that which worketh in his heart and brain�察�Not
definitions given�察�in words of weight and power�察�With front unblushing�察�and a
dauntless breast�拭�Yet�察�if into the depth of things you go�察�Touching these
matters�察�it must be confess'd�察�As much as of Herr Schwerdtlein's death you
know��
Faust
Thou art and dost remain liar and sophist too。
Mephistopheles
Ay�察�if one did not take a somewhat deeper view� �To ´ morrow�察�in all honour��
thou Poor Gretchen wilt befool�察�and vow Thy soul's deep love�察�in lover's
fashion。
Faust
And from my heart。
Mephistopheles
All good and fair� �Then deathless constancy thou'lt swear�察�Speak of one all
o'ermastering passion�察�Will that too issue from the heart��
Faust
Forbear� �When passion sways me�察�and I seek to frame Fir utterance for
feeling�察�deep�察�intense�察�And for my frenzy finding no fit name�察�Sweep round the
ample world with every sense�察�Grasp at the loftiest words to speak my flame��
And call the glow�察�wherewith I burn�察�Quenchless�察�eternal�察�yea�察�eterne Is that
of sophistry a devilish play��
Mephistopheles
Yet am I right��
Faust
Mark this�察�my friend�察�And spare my lungs�察�who would the right maintain�察�And
hath a tongue wherewith his point to gain�察�Will gain it in the end。 But come�察�of
gossip I am weary quite�察�Because I've no resource�察�thou'rt in the right。
A Garden
Margaret on Faust's arm。 Martha with Mephistopheles walking up and down
Margaret
I feel it�察�you but spare my ignorance�察�The gentleman to shame me stoops thus
low。 A traveller from complaisance�察�Still makes the best of things�察�I know Too
well�察�my humble prattle never can Have power to entertain so wise a man。
Garden Scene�此�Garden scene with Mephistopheles�察�Faust�察�and Margaret。
Lithograph by Eugene Delacroix。��
Faust
One glance�察�one word from thee doth charm me more�察�Than the world's
wisdom or the sage's lore。
��He kisses her hand。��
Margaret
Nay� �trouble not yourself� �A hand so coarse�察�So rude as mine�察�how can you
kiss� �What constant work at home must I not do perforce� �My mother too
exacting is。
��They pass on。��
Martha
Thus�察�sir�察�unceasing travel is your lot��
Mephistopheles
Traffic and duty urge us� �With what pain Are we compelled to leave full many
a spot�察�Where yet we dare not once remain��
Martha
In youth's wild years�察�with vigour crown'd�察�'Tis not amiss thus through the
world to sweep�察�But ah�察�the evil days come round� �And to a lonely grave as
bachelor to creep�察�A pleasant thing has no one found。
Mephistopheles
The prospect fills me with dismay。
Martha
Therefore in time�察�dear sir�察�reflect�察�I pray。
��They pass on。��
Margaret
Ay�察�out of sight is out of mind� �Politeness easy is to you�察�Friends everywhere��
and not a few�察�Wiser than I am�察�you will find。
Faust
O dearest�察�trust me�察�what doth pass for sense Full oft is self ´ conceit and
blindness��
Margaret
How��
Faust
Simplicity and holy innocence�察�When will ye learn your hallow'd worth to
know� �Ah�察�when will meekness and humility�察�Kind and all ´ bounteous
nature's loftiest dower
Margaret
Only one little moment think of me� �To think of you I shall have many an hour。
Faust
You are perhaps much alone��
Margaret
Yes�察�small our household is�察�I own�察�Yet must I see to it。 No maid we keep��
And I must cook�察�sew�察�knit�察�and sweep�察�Still early on my feet and late�察�My
mother is in all things�察�great and small�察�So accurate� �Not that for thrift there is
such pressing need�察�Than others we might make more show indeed�此�My father
left behind a small estate�察�A house and garden near the city ´ wall。 But fairly
quiet now my days�察�I own�察�As soldier is my brother gone�察�My little sister's
dead�察�the babe to rear Occasion'd me some care and fond annoy�察�But I
would go through all again with joy�察�The darling was to me so dear。
Faust
An angel�察�sweet�察�if it resembled thee��
Margaret
I reared it up�察�and it grew fond of me。 After my father's death it saw the day��
We gave my mother up for lost�察�she lay In such a wretched plight�察�and then at
length So very slowly she regain'd her strength。 Weak as she was�察�'twas vain
for her to try Herself to suckle the poor babe�察�so I Reared it on milk and
water all alone�察�And thus the child became as 'twere my own�察�Within my arms
it stretched itself and grew�察�And smiling�察�nestled in my bosom too。
Faust
Doubtless the purest happiness was thine。
Margaret
But many weary hours�察�in sooth�察�were also mine。 At night its little cradle stood
Close to my bed�察�so was I wide awake If it but stirred�察�One while I was
obliged to give it food�察�Or to my arms the darling take�察�From bed full oft must
rise�察�whene'er its cry I heard�察�And�察�dancing it�察�must pace the chamber to and
fro�察�Stand at the wash ´ tub early�察�forthwith go To market�察�and then mind the
cooking too To ´ morrow like to ´ day�察�the whole year through。 Ah�察�sir�察�thus
living�察�it must be confess'd One's spirits are not always of the best�察�Yet it a
relish gives to food and rest。 ��They pass on。��
Martha
Poor women� �we are badly off�察�I own�察�A bachelor's conversion's hard��
indeed��
Mephistopheles
Madam�察�with one like you it rests alone�察�To tutor me a better course to lead。
Martha
Speak frankly�察�sir�察�none is there you have met�拭�Has your heart ne'er attach'd
itself as yet��
Mephistopheles
One's own fire ´ side and a good wife are gold And pearls of price�察�so says
the proverb old。
Martha
I mean�察�has passion never stirred your breast��
Mephistopheles