Poems
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— When I to Naples came There took a fancy to me a fair, young dame, I being alone, of wife and friends bereft, And much she cherish'd, much befriended me.
In a most loving guise, — howe'er she meant it ; — But of my cash so largely she expended me.
That in the end I had not a farthing left, Martha.
Oh the vile thief I — What? waste upon a woman, Off in the moon, his hard-earn'd family stores ?
Rob his own wife to pamper up a common .
SCENES FROM GOETHE's FAUST. 55 Mephistopheles.
Well I well I... the poor man's dead : that pays all scores.
You '11 put on weeds to wear a week or two ; But give me leave to say, that were 1 you, I 'd lose no time in tying the knot again.
Martha.
Alas I my dear sir I I should seek in vain A treasure like the first : so good a creature ! — He had his faults ; — was much too great a rover ; — Drank hard ; — to naughty women sadly given ; — Of cards and dice a most intemperate lover: Mephist(ypheles.
Well I well ! and he, — to keep the balance even, — No doubt o'erlook'd some petty peccadilloes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— When I to Naples came There took a fancy to me a fair, young dame, I being alone, of wife and friends bereft, And much she cherish'd, much befriended me.
In a most loving guise, — howe'er she meant it ; — But of my cash so largely she expended me.
That in the end I had not a farthing left, Martha.
Oh the vile thief I — What? waste upon a woman, Off in the moon, his hard-earn'd family stores ?
Rob his own wife to pamper up a common .
SCENES FROM GOETHE's FAUST. 55 Mephistopheles.
Well I well I... the poor man's dead : that pays all scores.
You '11 put on weeds to wear a week or two ; But give me leave to say, that were 1 you, I 'd lose no time in tying the knot again.
Martha.
Alas I my dear sir I I should seek in vain A treasure like the first : so good a creature ! — He had his faults ; — was much too great a rover ; — Drank hard ; — to naughty women sadly given ; — Of cards and dice a most intemperate lover: Mephist(ypheles.
Well I well ! and he, — to keep the balance even, — No doubt o'erlook'd some petty peccadilloes.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Hill Everett to read onlineMoreLess
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