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WAGNER: My master, I pray you, be not rash; 17 'Tis not a toy to play with.

FAUSTUS: Thou dost perceive aright.

Marlowe, C. (1592). Doctor Faustus.

FAUSTUS: O, thou dost possess a book of magic then, 8 Pray, let me see it. dr. faustus full text with line numbers

FAUSTUS: Now, Wagner, what news with you? 2 WAGNER: The news, my master, is, that I 3 Have brought you word of a most rare thing, 4 A thing that doth delight all men, 5 Which is a book of magic, penned 6 By that great wizard, Solomon.

BAD ANGEL: No, no, Faustus, let thy thoughts 34 Be guided by thy lust and ambition.

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(Enter THE GOOD ANGEL and THE BAD ANGEL )

MEHISTOPHELES: I see thou art a scholar, and a wise one, 41 And I perceive thou dost desire 42 The knowledge of the secrets of the earth. WAGNER: My master, I pray you, be not

MEHISTOPHELES: But mark thee well, Faustus, 50 At the end of that time thou shalt 51 Be lost, forever lost.

WAGNER: Then I depart.