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Faust: a tragedy, by Goethe

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe · 1882 · Scanned text · Free in the US

200,002 words · about 14 h to read

Period artwork: Interior of the Bodleian Library, 1845
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Language
English
Published
1882
Length
200,002 words · about 14 h
Sections
36 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain in the United States · PD-US by publication date

 

Contents (36)
  1. Part 3:E. TRANSLATED BY 2II.SS SWANW^'ICK under 1 min
  2. Contents about 3 h 8 min
  3. Act I. Ariel under 1 min
  4. Act II under 1 min
  5. Act IV under 1 min
  6. Act V. Helen under 1 min
  7. ACT THE FIRST. A 2jleasmg landscape about 2 min
  8. Act I.] THE TEAGEDT OF. FAUST. 197 about 1 h 4 min
  9. ACT THE SECOND. Sigh-vaulted^ narrow Gothic chamber, formerly Faust's, unaltered about 6 min
  10. Act II.] THE TEAGEDY OF FAUST. 263 MEPHISTOPHELES about 57 min
  11. Act The Third about 1 min
  12. Act III.] THE TRAGEDY OF FAUST. 323 CHORUS about 53 min
  13. ACT THE FOURTH. Jligh Mountain about 1 min
  14. Act IV.] THE TEAGEDY OF FAUST. 375 about 36 min
  15. ACT THE FIFTH. Ojyen country about 1 min
  16. Act v.] the TRAGEDY OF FAUST. 409 Eolled the sea upon the shore about 32 min
  17. Act I. A Pleasing Landscape about 9 min
  18. Act II. Faust's Studij about 9 min
  19. Act III about 2 min
  20. Act IV. A Monntain Ridge about 3 min
  21. Act V. Open Country about 2 h 33 min
  22. Introduction To Clayigo about 2 min
  23. Scene I. Clavigo's Dwelling. Enter Clavigo and Carlos about 4 min
  24. Scene II. Gutlbert's Dicelling. Sophie Guilbert, Marie, and Don Buenco about 5 min
  25. Act II about 27 min
  26. Act IV about 23 min
  27. Act V about 3 min
  28. Scene III. Guilbert and Buenco (i)i deep mourning.) about 1 min
  29. Scene IV. Enter Beaumarchais. The preceding about 7 min
  30. Act I about 28 min
  31. Scene I. Square in Brussels. Jetter and a Master Carpenter {meeting) about 9 min
  32. Scene II. Egmont's residence. His Secretaky {at a desk with papers. lie rises impa about 16 min
  33. Act III about 57 min
  34. Scene IV. A Prison about 15 min
  35. Scene I about 4 min
  36. Scene II. Egle, Amina about 23 min
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Part 3:E. TRANSLATED BY 2II.SS SWANW^'ICK

TO WEIGH IS APPENDED, GL A VIGO, EGMONT, AND THE WAYWARD LOVER.

NEW YOEK:

JOHN D. WILLIAMS, 24 West Fourteenth St.

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