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dog in such fashion would longer live� �Therefore myself to magic I give�察�In
hope�察�through spirit ´ voice and might�察�Secrets now veiled to bring to light��
That I no more�察�with aching brow�察�Need speak of what I nothing know�察�That
I the force may recognise That binds creation's inmost energies�察�Her vital
powers�察�her embryo seeds survey�察�And fling the trade in empty words away。
O full ´ orb'd moon�察�did but thy rays Their last upon mine anguish gaze��
Beside this desk�察�at dead of night�察�Oft have I watched to hail thy light�此�Then��
pensive friend� �o'er book and scroll�察�With soothing power�察�thy radiance stole��
In thy dear light�察�ah�察�might I climb�察�Freely�察�some mountain height sublime��
Round mountain caves with spirits ride�察�In thy mild haze o'er meadows glide��
And�察�purged from knowledge ´ fumes�察�renew My spirit�察�in thy healing dew��
Woe's me� �still prison'd in the gloom Of this abhorr'd and musty room� �Where
heaven's dear light itself doth pass�察�But dimly through the painted glass��
Hemmed in by volumes thick with dust�察�Worm ´ eaten�察�hid 'neath rust and
mould�察�And to the high vault's topmost bound�察�A smoke ´ stained paper
compassed round�察�With boxes round thee piled�察�and glass�察�And many a
useless instrument�察�With old ancestral lumber blent This is thy world� �a world��
alas� �And dost thou ask why heaves thy heart�察�With tighten'd pressure in thy
breast�拭�Why the dull ache will not depart�察�By which thy life ´ pulse is
oppress'd�拭�Instead of nature's living sphere�察�Created for mankind of old��
Brute skeletons surround thee here�察�And dead men's bones in smoke and
mould。
Up� �Forth into the distant land� �Is not this book of mystery By Nostradamus'
proper hand�察�An all ´ sufficient guide�拭�Thou'lt see The courses of the stars
unroll'd�察�When nature doth her thoughts unfold To thee�察�thy soul shall rise�察�and
seek Communion high with her to hold�察�As spirit doth with spirit speak� �Vain
by dull poring to divine The meaning of each hallow'd sign。 Spirits� �I feel you
hov'ring near�察�Make answer�察�if my voice ye hear��
��He opens the book and perceives the sign of the Macrocosmos。��
Ah� �at this spectacle through every sense�察�What sudden ecstasy of joy is
flowing� �I feel new rapture�察�hallow'd and intense�察�Through every nerve and
vein with ardour glowing。 Was it a god who character'd this scroll�察�The tumult
in my spirit healing�察�O'er my sad heart with rapture stealing�察�And by a mystic
impulse�察�to my soul�察�The powers of nature all around revealing。 Am I a God��
What light intense� �In these pure symbols do I see�察�Nature exert her vital
energy。 Now of the wise man's words I learn the sense��
;Unlock'd the spirit ´ world doth lie�察�Thy sense is shut�察�thy heart is dead� �Up
scholar�察�lave�察�with courage high�察�Thine earthly breast in the morning ´ red� �
��He contemplates the sign。��
How all things live and work�察�and ever blending�察�Weave one vast whole from
Being's ample range� �How powers celestial�察�rising and descending�察�Their
golden buckets ceaseless interchange� �Their flight on rapture ´ breathing
pinions winging�察�From heaven to earth their genial influence bringing�察�Through
the wild sphere their chimes melodious ringing��
A wondrous show� �but ah� �a show alone� �Where shall I grasp thee�察�infinite
nature�察�where�拭�Ye breasts�察�ye fountains of all life�察�whereon Hang heaven and
earth�察�from which the withered heart For solace yearns�察�ye still impart Your
sweet and fostering tides ´ where are ye ´ where�拭�Ye gush�察�and must I
languish in despair��
��He turns over the leaves of the book impatiently�察�and perceives the sigh of
the Earth ´ spirit。��
How all unlike the influence of this sign� �Earth ´ spirit�察�thou to me art nigher��
E'en now my strength is rising higher�察�E'en now I glow as with new wine��
Courage I feel�察�abroad the world to dare�察�The woe of earth�察�the bliss of earth
to bear�察�With storms to wrestle�察�brave the lightning's glare�察�And mid the
crashing shipwreck not despair。
Clouds gather over me The moon conceals her light The lamp is quench'd
Vapours are rising ´ Quiv'ring round my head Flash the red beams ´ Down
from the vaulted roof A shuddering horror floats�察�And seizes me� �I feel it��
spirit�察�prayer ´ compell'd�察�'tis thou Art hovering near� �Unveil thyself� �Ha� �How
my heart is riven now� �Each sense�察�with eager palpitation�察�Is strain'd to catch
some new sensation� �I feel my heart surrender'd unto thee� �Thou must� �Thou
must� �Though life should be the fee��
��He seizes the book�察�and pronounces mysteriously the sign of the spirit。 A
ruddy flame flashes up�察�the spirit appears in the flame。��
Spirit
Who calls me��
Faust ��turning aside�� Dreadful shape� �Spirit
With might��
Thou hast compelled me to appear�察�Long hast been sucking at my sphere��
And now
Dr。 Johann Faust�此�Dr。 Johann Faust watching a magic disc in his study。
Engraving by Rembrant。��
Faust
Woe's me� �I cannot bear thy sight��
Spirit
To see me thou dost breathe thine invocation�察�My voice to hear�察�to gaze upon
my brow�察�Me doth thy strong entreaty bow Lo� �I am here� � What cowering
agitation Grasps thee�察�the demigod� �Where's now the soul's deep cry�拭�Where
is the breast�察�which in its depths a world conceiv'd And bore and cherished��
which�察�with ecstacy�察�To rank itself with us�察�the spirits�察�heaved�拭�Where art
thou�察�Faust�拭�whose voice I heard resound�察�Who towards me press'd with
energy profound�拭�Art thou he�拭�Thou�察 � who by my breath art blighted�察�Who��
in his spirit's depths affrighted�察�Trembles�察�a crush'd and writhing worm��
Faust
Shall I yield�察�thing of flame�察�to thee�拭�Faust�察�and thine equal�察�I am he��
Spirit
In the currents of life�察�in action's storm�察�I float and I wave With billowy
motion� �Birth and the grave A limitless ocean�察�A constant weaving With
change still rife�察�A restless heaving�察�A glowing life Thus time's whirring loom
unceasing I ply�察�And weave the life ´ garment of deity。
Faust
Thou�察�restless spirit�察�dost from end to end O'ersweep the world�察�how near I
feel to thee��
Spirit
Thou'rt like the spirit�察�thou dost comprehend�察�Not me��
��Vanishes。��
Faust ��deeply moved��
Not thee�拭�Whom then�拭�I�察�Gods own image� �And not rank with thee��
��A knock��
Oh death� �I know it ´ 'tis my famulus My fairest fortune now escapes� �That all
these visionary shapes A soulless groveller should banish thus��
��Wagner in his dressing gown and night ´ cap�察�a lamp in his hand。 Faust turns
round reluctantly。��
Wagner
Pardon� �I heard you here declaim�察�A Grecian tragedy you doubtless read��
Improvement in this art is now my aim�察�For now ´ a ´ days it much avails。
Indeed An actor�察�oft I've heard it said�察�as teacher�察�May give instruction to a
preacher。
Faust
Ay�察�if your priest should be an actor too�察�As not improbably may come to
pass。
Wagner
When in his study pent the whole year through�察�Man views the world�察�as
through an optic glass�察�On a chance holiday�察�and scarcely then�察�How by
persuasion can he govern men��
Faust
If feeling prompt not�察�if it doth not flow Fresh from the spirit's depths�察�with
strong control Swaying to rapture every listener's soul�察�Idle your toil�察�the
chase you may forego� �Brood o'er your task� �Together glue�察�Cook from
another's feast your own ragout�察�Still prosecute your paltry game�察�And fan
your ash ´ heaps into flame� �Thus children's wonder you'll excite�察�And apes'�察�if
such your appetite�察�But that which issues from the heart alone�察�Will bend the
hearts of others to your own。
Wagner
The speaker in delivery will find Success alone�察�I still am far behind。
Faust
A worthy object still pursue� �Be not a hollow tinkling fool� �Sound
understanding�察�judgment true�察�Find utterance without art or rule�察�And when in
earnest you are moved to speak�察�Then is it needful cunning words to seek��
Your fine harangues�察�so polish'd in their kind�察�Wherein the shreds of human
thought ye twist�察�Are unrefreshing as the empty wind�察�Whistling through
wither'd leaves and autumn mist��
Wagner
Oh God� �How long is art�察�Our life how short� �With earnest zeal Still as I ply
the critic's task�察�I feel A strange oppression both of head and heart。 The very
means how hardly are they won�察�By which we to the fountains rise� �And
haply�察�ere one half the course is run�察�Check'd in his progress�察�the poor devil
dies。
Faust
Parchment�察�is that the sacred fount whence roll Waters�察�he thirsteth not who
once hath quaffed�拭�Oh�察�if it gush not from thine inmost soul�察�Thou has not won
the life ´ restoring draught。
Wagner
Your pardon� �'tis delightful to transport Oneself into the spirit of the past�察�To
see in times before us how a wise man thought�察�And what a glorious height we
have achieved at last。
Faust
Ay truly� �even to the loftiest star� �To us�察�my friend�察�the ages that are pass'd A
book with seven seals�察�close ´ fasten'd�察�ar