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in the Sabbath's stilly hour�察�While�察�fraught with solemn meaning and
mysterious power�察�Chim'd the deep ´ sounding bell�察�and prayer was bliss�察�A
yearning impulse�察�undefin'd yet dear�察�Drove me to wander on through wood
and field�察�With heaving breast and many a burning tear�察�I felt with holy joy a
world reveal'd。 Gay sports and festive hours proclaim'd with joyous pealing��
This Easter hymn in days of old�察�And fond remembrance now doth me�察�with
childlike feeling�察�Back from the last�察�the solemn step�察�withhold。 O still sound
on�察�thou sweet celestial strain� �The tear ´ drop flows�察 � Earth�察�I am thine
again��
Chorus of Disciples
He whom we mourned as dead�察�Living and glorious�察�From the dark grave
hath fled�察�O'er death victorious�察�Almost creative bliss Waits on his growing
powers�察�Ah� �Him on earth we miss�察�Sorrow and grief are ours。 Yearning he
left his own�察�Mid sore annoy�察�Ah� �we must needs bemoan。 Master�察�thy joy��
Chorus of Angels
Christ is arisen�察�Redeem'd from decay。 The bonds which imprison Your souls��
rend away� �Praising the Lord with zeal�察�By deeds that love reveal�察�Like
brethren true and leal Sharing the daily meal�察�To all that sorrow feel
Whisp'ring of heaven's weal�察�Still is the master near�察�Still is he here��
Before The Gate
Promenaders of all sorts pass out。
Artisans
Why choose ye that direction�察�pray��
Others
To the hunting ´ lodge we're on our way。
The First
We towards the mill are strolling on。
A Mechanic
A walk to Wasserhof were best。
A Second
The road is not a pleasant one。
The Others
What will you do��
A Third
I'll join the rest。
A Fourth
Let's up to Burghof�察�there you'll find good cheer�察�The prettiest maidens and
the best of beer�察�And brawls of a prime sort。
A Fifth
You scapegrace� �How�察�Your skin still itching for a row�拭�Thither I will not go��
I loathe the place。
Servant Girl
No�察�no� �I to the town my steps retrace。
Another
Near yonder poplars he is sure to be。
The First
And if he is�察�what matters it to me� �With you he'll walk�察�he'll dance with none
but you�察�And with your pleasures what have I to do��
The Second
To ´ day he will not be alone�察�he said His friend would be with him�察�the curly ´
head。
Student
Why how those buxom girls step on� �Come�察�brother�察�we will follow them
anon。 Strong beer�察�a damsel smartly dress'd�察�Stinging tobacco�察 � these I love
the best。
Burgher's Daughter
Look at those handsome fellows there� �'Tis really shameful�察�I declare�察�The
very best society they shun�察�After those servant girls forsooth�察�to run。
Second Student ��to the first��
Not quite so fast� �for in our rear�察�Two girls�察�well ´ dress'd�察�are drawing near��
Not far from us the one doth dwell�察�And sooth to say�察�I like her well。 They
walk demurely�察�yet you'll see�察�That they will let us join them presently。
The First
Not I� �restraints of all kinds I detest。 Quick� �let us catch the wild ´ game ere it
flies�察�The hand on Saturday the mop that plies�察�Will on the Sunday fondle you
the best。
Burgher
No�察�this new Burgomaster�察�I like him not�察�God knows�察�Now�察�he's in office��
daily more arrogant he grows�察�And for the town�察�what doth he do for it�拭�Are
not things worse from day to day�拭�To more restraints we must submit�察�And
taxes more than ever pay。
Beggar ��sings��
Kind gentleman and ladies fair�察�So rosy ´ cheek'd and trimly dress'd�察�Be
pleas'd to listen to my prayer�察�Relieve and pity the distress'd。 Let me not
vainly sing my lay� �His heart's most glad whose hand is free。 Now when all
men keep holiday�察�Should be a harvest ´ day to me。
Another Burgher
On holidays and Sundays naught know I more inviting Than chatting about
war and war's alarms�察�When folk in Turkey�察�up in arms�察�Far off�察�are 'gainst
each other fighting。 We at the window stand�察�our glasses drain�察�And watch
adown the stream the painted vessels gliding Then joyful we at eve come
home again�察�And peaceful times we bless�察�peace long ´ abiding。
Third Burgher
Ay�察�neighbour� �So let matters stand for me� �There they may scatter one
another's brains�察�And wild confusion round them see So here at home in quiet
all remains� �Old Woman ��to the Burghers' Daughters�� Heyday� �How smart��
The fresh young blood� �Who would not fall in love with you�拭�Not quite so
proud� �'Tis well and good� �And what you wish�察�that I could help you to。
Burgher's Daughter
Come�察�Agatha� �I care not to be seen Walking in public with these witches。
True�察�My future lover�察�last St。 Andrew's E'en�察�In flesh and blood she brought
before my view。
Another
And mine she show'd me also in the glass�察�A soldier's figure�察�with companions
bold�察�I look around�察�I seek him as I pass�察�In vain�察�his form I nowhere can
behold。
Soldiers
Fortress with turrets And walls high in air�察�Damsel disdainful�察�Haughty and
fair�察�There be my prey� �Bold is the venture�察�Costly the pay��
Hark how the trumpet Thither doth call us�察�Where either pleasure Or death
may befall us。 Hail to the tumult� �Life's in the field� �Damsel and fortress To us
must yield。
Bold is the venture�察�Costly the pay� �Gaily the soldier Marches away。
Faust and Wagner ´ Peasant Dances
Faust
Loosed from their fetters are streams and rills Through the gracious spring ´
tide's all ´ quickening glow�察�Hope's budding joy in the vale doth blow�察�Old
Winter back to the savage hills Withdraweth his force�察�decrepid now。 Thence
only impotent icy grains Scatters he as he wings his flight�察�Striping with sleet
the verdant plains�察�But the sun endureth no trace of white�察�Everywhere growth
and movement are rife�察�All things investing with hues of life�此�Though flowers
are lacking�察�varied of dye�察�Their colours the motley throng supply。 Turn thee
around�察�and from this height�察�Back to the town direct thy sight。 Forth from the
hollow�察�gloomy gate�察�Stream forth the masses�察�in bright array。 Gladly seek
they the sun to ´ day�察�The Lord's Resurrection they celebrate�此�For they
themselves have risen�察�with joy�察�From tenement sordid�察�from cheerless room��
From bonds of toil�察�from care and annoy�察�From gable and roof's o'er ´
hanging gloom�察�From crowded alley and narrow street�察�And from the
churches' awe ´ breathing night�察�All now have come forth into the light。 Look��
only look�察�on nimble feet�察�Through garden and field how spread the throng��
How o'er the river's ample sheet��
Many a gay wherry glides along�察�And see�察�deep sinking in the tide�察�Pushes the
last boat now away。 E'en from yon far hill's path ´ worn side�察�Flash the bright
hues of garments gay。 Hark� �Sounds of village mirth arise�察�This is the people's
paradise。 Both great and small send up a cheer�察�Here am I man�察�I feel it here。
Wagner
Sir Doctor�察�in a walk with you There's honour and instruction too�察�Yet here
alone I care not to resort�察�Because I coarseness hate of every sort。 This
fiddling�察�shouting�察�skittling�察�I detest�察�I hate the tumult of the vulgar throng�察�They
roar as by the evil one possess'd�察�And call it pleasure�察�call it song。
Peasants ��under the linden ´ tree��
Dance and song
The shepherd for the dance was dress'd�察�With ribbon�察�wreath�察�and coloured
vest�察�A gallant show displaying。 And round about the linden ´ tree�察�They
footed it right merrily。 Juchhe� �Juchhe� �Juchheisa� �Heisa� �He� �So fiddle ´ bow
was braying
Our swain amidst the circle press'd�察�He push'd a maiden trimly dress'd�察�And
jogg'd her with his elbow�察�The buxom damsel turn'd her head�察 �Now that's a
stupid trick� ─�she said Juchhe� �Juchhe� �Juchheisa� �Heisa� �He� �Don't be so
rude�察�good fellow��
Swift in the circle they advanced�察�They danced to right�察�to left they danced��
And all the skirts were swinging。 And they grew red�察�and they grew warm��
Panting�察�they rested arm in arm�察�Juchhe� �Juchhe� �Juchheisa� �Heisa� �He� �To
hip their elbow bringing。
Don't make so free� �How many a maid Has been betroth'd and then betray'd��
And has repented after� �Yet still he flatter'd her aside�察�And from the linden�察�far
and wide�察�Juchhe� �Juchhe� �Juchheisa� �Heisa� �He� �Rang fiddle ´ bow and
laughter。
Old Peasant
Doctor�察�'tis really kind of you�察�To condescend to come this way�察�A highly
learned man like you�察�To join our mirthful throng to ´ day。 Our fairest cup I
offer you�察�which we with sparkling drink have crown'd�察�And pledging you�察�I
pray aloud�察�That every drop within its round�察�While it your present thirst
allays�察�May swell the number of your days。
Faust
I take the cup you kindly reach�察�Thanks and prosperity to each� 。�The crowd
gather round in a circle。��
Old Peasant
Ay�察�truly� �'tis well done�察�that you Our festive meeting thus attend�察�You�察�who in
evil days of yore�察�So often show'd yourself our friend� �Full many a one stands
living here�察�Who from the fever's deadly blast�察�Your father