The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 1AMS Press, 1970 - 3 Seiten |
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... spirits which the heart engenders , Are parched and void of spirits , that the soul , Wanting those organons by which it moves , Cannot endure , by argument of art . Yet , if your majesty may escape this day , No doubt but you shall ...
... spirits which the heart engenders , Are parched and void of spirits , that the soul , Wanting those organons by which it moves , Cannot endure , by argument of art . Yet , if your majesty may escape this day , No doubt but you shall ...
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... spirits . Faust . Was not that Lucifer an Angel once ? Meph . Yes , Faustus , and most dearly loved of God . Faust . How comes it then that he is Prince of Devils ? Meph . O , by aspiring pride and insolence ; For which God threw him ...
... spirits . Faust . Was not that Lucifer an Angel once ? Meph . Yes , Faustus , and most dearly loved of God . Faust . How comes it then that he is Prince of Devils ? Meph . O , by aspiring pride and insolence ; For which God threw him ...
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... Spirits , but the true sub- stantial bodies of those two deceased princes . [ Exeunt Spirits . Faust . Will't please your highness now to send for the Knight that was so pleasant with me here of late ? Emp . One of you call him forth ...
... Spirits , but the true sub- stantial bodies of those two deceased princes . [ Exeunt Spirits . Faust . Will't please your highness now to send for the Knight that was so pleasant with me here of late ? Emp . One of you call him forth ...
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