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quadgram	frequency
so the later tos	44
from the quarto of	23
history of doctor faustus	20
the history of doctor	15
the history of dr	15
in the later tos	13
as if he had	13
he had love in	12
had love in his	12
if he had love	12
cursed be he that	10
the seven deadly sins	10
life and death of	10
the life and death	10
part of tamburlaine the	9
good angel and evil	9
enter good angel and	9
angel and evil angel	9
of tamburlaine the great	9
at the end of	8
and death of doctor	8
andrews clark memorial library	8
death of doctor faustus	8
william andrews clark memorial	8
in the beginning was	8
the sign of the	8
the beginning was the	8
not into the water	8
of the later tos	8
the duke of vanholt	8
not in the later	7
there was a king	7
a deed of gift	7
a bottle of hay	7
so two of the	6
to attend on me	6
what shall i do	6
some part of holy	6
songs from the operas	6
but what is this	6
i can tell you	6
enter faustus and mephistophilis	6
what hast thou done	6
good and bad angel	6
alexander and his paramour	6
what art thou the	6
two of the later	6
i know not what	6
of the history of	6
take some part of	6
love in his bosom	6
chary as my life	6
as chary as my	6
in the history of	6
and take some part	6
love in his body	6
the joys of heaven	5
keep as chary as	5
four and twenty years	5
the first part of	5
faustus gives to thee	5
in manner of a	5
the spirit of the	5
tear thee in pieces	5
from the operas contains	5
will i keep as	5
portraits are given of	5
ride him not into	5
for love of thee	5
faustus discovered in his	5
i keep as chary	5
discovered in his study	5
the prefatory matter pages	5
this will i keep	5
first part of tamburlaine	5
the music covers pages	5
the secrets of astronomy	5
gives to thee his	5
at the feet of	5
by the strength of	5
to thee his soul	5
both body and soul	5
him not into the	5
the pope and manner	4
a blow on the	4
soul to the devil	4
impose some end to	4
what is this inscription	4
up and down the	4
bowels of these elements	4
vomit forth into the	4
when i behold the	4
second part of tamburlaine	4
the world admires for	4
to know the secrets	4
a chariot burning bright	4
the operas contains twenty	4
half the hour is	4
of the joys of	4
the third and fourth	4
and manner of his	4
then thou must be	4
in a chariot burning	4
the said john faustus	4
upon the poles of	4
i made to lucifer	4
forth into the air	4
peerless dame of greece	4
i think my master	4
for the last time	4
some end to my	4
let me have a	4
dream once came to	4
pope and manner of	4
all be past anon	4
he now is gone	4
and what noise soever	4
once came to me	4
a room in the	4
in his preface to	4
to the history of	4
the tragical history of	4
world admires for majesty	4
is not in the	4
within the bowels of	4
it seems to me	4
to my incessant pain	4
what i can do	4
cardinals of france and	4
he would not have	4
that peerless dame of	4
the poles of the	4
me such a question	4
know the secrets of	4
of france and padua	4
in the book of	4
the prince of parma	4
spirits when i please	4
the door of the	4
the second part of	4
there sits my mother	4
if it like your	4
at the hard heels	4
and what are you	4
end to my incessant	4
to see the pope	4
the end of the	4
in that famous art	4
me have a wife	4
you shall hear how	4
the first day of	4
whom all the world	4
the duke of anholt	4
lead me to her	4
limbs may issue from	4
in the midst of	4
the pope crosses himself	4
manner of his court	4
in the corresponding passage	4
now is gone to	4
he knows not the	4
according to the history	4
the bowels of these	4
drink of all waters	4
tragical history of doctor	4
my limbs may issue	4
in the shapes of	4
a shoulder of mutton	4
the augustan reprint society	4
the hour is past	4
in hell for ever	4
enter an old man	4
this day is highly	4
see the pope and	4
i see it plain	4
ask me such a	4
all the world admires	4
scarce can i name	3
levy soldiers with the	3
vile and ignominious servitude	3
of which a sumptuous	3
and write a deed	3
long as i live	3
but a ceremonial toy	3
that at some certain	3
the town in four	3
the house of faustus	3
i feel thy words	3
upon me whilst i	3
some certain day great	3
in one of which	3
a sumptuous temple stands	3
i am a spirit	3
i swear by hell	3
hast thou but one	3
made into a farce	3
swift rhine circle fair	3
and give thee more	3
sum miser tunc dicturus	3
the year is divided	3
of hay for his	3
their usual inconsistency of	3
in the black art	3
shall find it more	3
did not faustus tell	3
aid me in this	3
as jove is in	3
better than an ell	3
i cannot touch his	3
of alexander and his	3
wait upon me whilst	3
never raze thy skin	3
on faustus whilst he	3
art too ugly to	3
those that faustus most	3
do to obtain his	3
of that thou wilt	3
sold at his shop	3
and then be thou	3
i out of it	3
horns on his head	3
me what i please	3
born of some infernal	3
usual inconsistency of spelling	3
neither father nor mother	3
be but a year	3
i not bound thee	3
of my blood portend	3
hell a thousand years	3
should write this bill	3
famous art wherein all	3
the shapes of alexander	3
then be thou as	3
ransack the ocean for	3
day of his creation	3
manner of a deed	3
of some infernal hag	3
too ugly to attend	3
the depth of that	3
to appear to me	3
me from the heavy	3
chase the prince of	3
talk not of paradise	3
of the life and	3
me whatsoever i demand	3
i am lean with	3
now the one form	3
dish was sent me	3
the clock strikes eleven	3
i am content to	3
words to comfort my	3
meal tear thy flesh	3
thou as great as	3
i can write no	3
live in all voluptuousness	3
to the devil for	3
and rhyme of the	3
yet shall not faustus	3
morning to thy bed	3
astronomy graven in the	3
and they shall never	3
come to tell thee	3
give me whatsoever i	3
claim it as his	3
give now the one	3
and we will highly	3
me from thy lucifer	3
of parma from our	3
begin to sound the	3
image of the godhead	3
lucifer may claim it	3
thee fire to dissolve	3
according to the vo	3
are those that faustus	3
buy my service with	3
us of this before	3
in hell a thousand	3
i glutted with conceit	3
me whilst i live	3
found in writers posterior	3
ask what thou wilt	3
in the early morning	3
effect all promises between	3
not speak another word	3
wait on faustus whilst	3
devil for a shoulder	3
glad tidings from great	3
and change thy shape	3
of your local dealer	3
satan conduit le bal	3
that time may cease	3
what shall we do	3
what dost thou here	3
thee wait upon me	3
earth as jove is	3
can i name salvation	3
a load of hay	3
to some solitary grove	3
that faustus most desires	3
memorial library university of	3
vild and sometimes vile	3
eternal death by desperate	3
than an ell of	3
every morning to thy	3
will be thy slave	3
the date is expired	3
eternal joy and felicity	3
and save his soul	3
to effect all promises	3
in all my life	3
belike the feast is	3
streams in the firmament	3
when all is done	3
seated in a chariot	3
haste thee to some	3
is occasionally found in	3
body with i will	3
his shop without newgate	3
attempt against the conjurer	3
it as his own	3
if the grave is	3
the devil for a	3
ugly to attend on	3
library university of california	3
the fiery keel at	3
a moi les plaisirs	3
that famous art wherein	3
repeatedly afterwards in this	3
will highly gratify thee	3
the blood begins to	3
verses to king james	3
ocean for orient pearl	3
first arrive at rome	3
and are to be	3
me all his goods	3
let this hour be	3
that sight will be	3
tell us of this	3
thee to tell me	3
or let this hour	3
be he that struck	3
letter of my name	3
make swift rhine circle	3
exeunt devils with faustus	3
from the later tos	3
and bind thy soul	3
in the earlier play	3
then haste thee to	3
hide me from the	3
to delight his mind	3
the staying of my	3
cull thee out the	3
i make spirits fetch	3
are come to fetch	3
great lucifer may claim	3
i charge thee wait	3
et satan conduit le	3
i had neither father	3
how dost thou like	3
and at last be	3
blood begins to clear	3
me to my dearest	3
afterwards in this play	3
be sold at his	3
what do i see	3
my heart is sore	3
more than thou hast	3
and now the other	3
thou art a spirit	3
and the first letter	3
begins to clear again	3
but faustus never shall	3
with the coin they	3
am i out of	3
the feet of the	3
faustus whilst he lives	3
genius of the age	3
whatsoever i shall ask	3
we sometimes find vild	3
from the heavy wrath	3
twinkling of an eye	3
walk up and down	3
is this inscription on	3
at some certain day	3
is divided into two	3
it will not harbour	3
not bound thee to	3
find vild and sometimes	3
spirits in the shapes	3
first day of his	3
be thou as great	3
as great as lucifer	3
the way he cut	3
sometimes find vild and	3
bring glad tidings from	3
wall all germany with	3
quarter the town in	3
what will you do	3
depth of that thou	3
with delight the stately	3
as long as i	3
the feast is ended	3
lie in wait for	3
occurs repeatedly afterwards in	3
as long as he	3
tell me whatsoever i	3
mihi dii acherontis propitii	3
where we sometimes find	3
he shall not leave	3
mouth when i was	3
bound thee to tell	3
but tell me now	3
where mars did mate	3
he hath given to	3
i behold the heavens	3
in the contrary circle	3
shall never raze thy	3
it in manner of	3
faustus live in hell	3
deed of gift with	3
mars did mate the	3
my peace is gone	3
can write no more	3
i shall wait on	3
clark memorial library university	3
not faustus tell us	3
never shall find it	3
that thou perform all	3
for the first time	3
why did not faustus	3
hour be but a	3
turn to god again	3
the like of thee	3
give thee more than	3
my master is within	3
of the principal airs	3
me whatsoever i shall	3
to vile and ignominious	3
by desperate thoughts against	3
and fall on me	3
with their usual inconsistency	3
cannot touch his soul	3
the space of a	3
all germany with brass	3
of my name begins	3
will send for thee	3
charge thee wait upon	3
the tragicall history of	3
his body with i	3
shall i do to	3
tell me any thing	3
and gaze not on	3
the stately town of	3
i should write this	3
enter the duke of	3
might i see hell	3
in any of the	3
is within at dinner	3
just through the midst	3
for a shoulder of	3
mutton better than an	3
give me my soul	3
given to me all	3
lest it tempt thy	3
of raw mutton better	3
i may notice that	3
to obtain his soul	3
i charge thee to	3
that faustus may repent	3
my master means to	3
us at the hard	3
to my dearest friends	3
from east to west	3
so all the old	3
conference with the emperor	3
feel thy words to	3
at his shop without	3
fetch thee fire to	3
i beg of thee	3
quid sum miser tunc	3
inch of raw mutton	3
faustus never shall repent	3
were i a little	3
tidings from great lucifer	3
and bring glad tidings	3
thee out the fairest	3
boy follows us at	3
order of your local	3
raw mutton better than	3
divided into two circles	3
live in hell a	3
write a deed of	3
and then thou must	3
commend me to my	3
gaze not on it	3
fetch me what i	3
first letter of my	3
that made the world	3
to be sold at	3
make spirits fetch me	3
these are those that	3
certain day great lucifer	3
fire to dissolve it	3
is in the sky	3
and hide me from	3
it like your grace	3
how am i glutted	3
i have made the	3
secrets of astronomy graven	3
we will highly gratify	3
this hour be but	3
and some of his	3
it seems as if	3
i never shall find	3
he conducts the ball	3
thee to some solitary	3
follows us at the	3
be thou on earth	3
enter robin and ralph	3
spirits fetch me what	3
shall i make spirits	3
when i was scarce	3
give me thy hand	3
gone to prove cosmography	3
i was going to	3
in the original metres	3
seems to me as	3
tell thee thou dost	3
marriage is but a	3
his eyes with tears	3
as i was going	3
the grave is there	3
nothing can rescue me	3
soldiers with the coin	3
a gammon of bacon	3
and chase the prince	3
am lean with seeing	3
sound the depth of	3
who made the world	3
will first arrive at	3
of the duke of	3
that i may write	3
greater things than these	3
i live till morning	3
unwilling i should write	3
thou dost injure us	3
so all the tos	3
thou art too ugly	3
what might the staying	3
thou shalt find me	3
to tell me any	3
contrary circle it is	3
death by desperate thoughts	3
soul to be great	3
if i live till	3
let faustus live in	3
being seated in a	3
master means to die	3
parma from our land	3
will not harbour me	3
the first letter of	3
all promises between us	3
now will i make	3
enter wagner and clown	3
the heavy wrath of	3
to comfort my distressed	3
am i glutted with	3
commander of these elements	3
and i can write	3
in all the world	3
master is within at	3
i will send for	3
faustus tell us of	3
not against our kingdom	3
it were not for	3
that he would not	3
sint mihi dii acherontis	3
and do greater things	3
are to be sold	3
glutted with conceit of	3
compare the folio shakespeare	3
they are come to	3
passeth over the stage	3
is gone to prove	3
the ocean for orient	3
my name begins with	3
is not thy soul	3
me not at all	3
do greater things than	3
contrary to thy promise	3
i will be thy	3
think my master means	3
had neither father nor	3
and this is my	3
for nothing can rescue	3
sight will be as	3
and thou shalt see	3
delight the stately town	3
i would have pleasure	3
exeunt lucifer and belzebub	3
to india for gold	3
and commander of these	3
blood streams in the	3
to tear me in	3
i have interest in	3
my heart is heavy	3
up to this time	3
dee went the fiddle	3
thou on earth as	3
never to look to	3
and begin to sound	3
if thou deny it	3
this attempt against the	3
the contrary circle it	3
comfort my distressed soul	3
have i not bound	3
nor am i out	3
demeure chaste et pure	3
shall not faustus fly	3
from end to end	3
tell me who made	3
thy words to comfort	3
that i shall wait	3
speak well of scholars	3
must bequeath it solemnly	3
staying of my blood	3
hazarded that for thee	3
occasionally found in writers	3
we are come to	3
lost eternal joy and	3
why shouldst thou not	3
tear me in pieces	3
faustus vows never to	3
the coin they bring	3
in writers posterior to	3
to delight thy mind	3
town in four equivalents	3
like almain rutters with	3
the face of heaven	3
with conceit of this	3
now the blood begins	3
i am one that	3
an inch of raw	3
the later tos have	3
almain rutters with their	3
that thou wilt profess	3
was a king in	3
it is occasionally found	3
thee ever to attend	3
from thence to venice	3
year is divided into	3
sound magician is a	3
into the next room	3
write it in manner	3
be i a devil	3
drawn by the strength	3
shall wait on faustus	3
how do you like	3
hath given to me	3
afflict his body with	3
they shall never raze	3
day great lucifer may	3
beginning was the word	3
is but a ceremonial	3
this is my companion	3
of astronomy graven in	3
fly to india for	3
i swear to you	3
of constantines great towne	3
for as much hay	3
i a little bird	3
all the old eds	3
to me all his	3
prince of parma from	3
the seventh and last	3
what wouldst thou have	3
one of which a	3
his faith is great	3
as much hay as	3
thy heart shall have	3
in the middle of	3
may claim it as	3
which a sumptuous temple	3
lord and commander of	3
music of the principal	3
ever to attend on	3
on earth as jove	3
jove is in the	3
to tell thee thou	3
for that security craves	3
in all the land	3
and faustus vows never	3
thou must bequeath it	3
the emperor and the	3
means to die shortly	3
me my soul again	3
thee more than thou	3
ponder on my sins	3
to sound the depth	3
lean with seeing others	3
a few lines after	3
in our early dramatists	3
au sein des cieux	3
might the staying of	3
thee thou dost injure	3
to give me whatsoever	3
graven in the book	3
vows never to look	3
and bad angel descend	3
stately town of trier	3
was sent me from	3
be he that took	3
a sound magician is	3
me who made the	3
with seeing others eat	3
in the manner of	3
eademque res legatur duobus	2
they can dry the	2
the everlasting song that	2
glasses begin to ring	2
me for seven years	2
that this city stands	2
yet god may pity	2
the pageant of the	2
are copied from the	2
voice of my lover	2
the iterating of these	2
swarm to my problems	2
he seizes the book	2
the value of form	2
leave of the emperor	2
found in passages of	2
holding in his hand	2
feed among the roses	2
a roaring voice says	2
both germany and the	2
little step and lofty	2
si una eademque res	2
the course of nature	2
to gain a deity	2
begin to speak thus	2
reads from a book	2
me crave of thee	2
i am not used	2
that live with lucifer	2
the sense and spirit	2
version of the book	2
let us into the	2
instruct thee in the	2
the glasses begin to	2
maine fall into rhine	2
old man and scholar	2
is pleased to jest	2
has been standing before	2
my horse into the	2
vain pleasure of four	2
we must die an	2
hand in holy water	2
set of notes on	2
they might have the	2
beautiful as was bright	2
my father was a	2
do you remember how	2
full power to fetch	2
came hither of mine	2
therefore wish all books	2
et faust entrent en	2
broad my poodle grows	2
that nothing has been	2
friar sandelo a blow	2
and commander of all	2
look through the sieve	2
prelude at the theatre	2
here comes his boy	2
is stoutly to abjure	2
see thou hast a	2
of every element be	2
shall be my father	2
and this was their	2
i have no need	2
devil is an egotist	2
all manner of delight	2
devilish eyes wrathfully in	2
attempt of the knight	2
therefore acknowledge your error	2
avoid such ways which	2
boring a hole in	2
not what they are	2
but such spirits as	2
the hearts of all	2
these vain trifles of	2
a terror to my	2
have them wall all	2
may boldly go and	2
fair and gorgeous to	2
kings where state is	2
that in his study	2
upon god that made	2
these instances at least	2
to mark him how	2
of the two languages	2
that country continent to	2
seen the pride of	2
me some demonstrations magical	2
the vintner cannot properly	2
will perform will make	2
to whom faustus doth	2
i will combat with	2
as are the elements	2
may repent and save	2
now that i have	2
and dine with me	2
the human souls of	2
requisite we will inform	2
with cloth of arras	2
move upon one axletree	2
and wait on thee	2
not all the world	2
my brother is a	2
is limited to damned	2
horse had had some	2
shalt behold the seven	2
made man for ever	2
a devil in despair	2
too simple is my	2
shall be at my	2
now no more can	2
whatsoever else is requisite	2
i am an instance	2
freed from the fumes	2
knows not the pot	2
of all the provinces	2
he opens the book	2
with a load of	2
to be won by	2
i appear before thee	2
she brings a great	2
and from america the	2
such spirits when i	2
helen of greece was	2
was their penance appointed	2
highly gratify thee for	2
names of holy saints	2
must for pleasure fall	2
what means this show	2
i will set my	2
beaten silk and staves	2
pleasant fruits and princely	2
the story of the	2
earthly meat or drink	2
this circle on the	2
the world with this	2
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return to helen for	2
but let us into	2
god in heaven knows	2
is such a glorious	2
not be angrier with	2
thee of the joys	2
our swords we will	2
the apparition was so	2
what will you bet	2
speculated on her relationship	2
ears i am a	2
for his forty dollars	2
night was never seen	2
the how and where	2
the part am i	2
drank the last life	2
within forty foot of	2
that we have no	2
i wet my throttle	2
make my servile spirits	2
look not so fierce	2
no need of such	2
lucifer prince of the	2
lord and regent of	2
but are erring stars	2
our god with lucifer	2
with winding banks that	2
desire for her sweet	2
sway thy thoughts from	2
do to shun the	2
and his saviour christ	2
doctor faustus by christopher	2
et consecratam aquam quam	2
than the evening air	2
a rag will answer	2
ready to execute what	2
to golden rivers flowing	2
faustus removed the horns	2
that the panes thereof	2
thou have me do	2
faustus may repent and	2
for thou art right	2
but differ in their	2
julius caesar brought from	2
when he played the	2
he would not banquet	2
have mercy upon thee	2
set my countenance like	2
i have been a	2
are indicated by italic	2
left us by my	2
the preparation of the	2
printed at london for	2
i must tell you	2
from sea to land	2
more frequented for this	2
exeunt faustus and mephistophilis	2
and try if devils	2
go bear these tidings	2
where eye can see	2
and thou shalt behold	2
the midst of the	2
and the empyreal heaven	2
je ne suis demoiselle	2
learned faustus will be	2
that underprop the groundwork	2
where now is all	2
ghost be with the	2
at supper with such	2
they all one motion	2
she showed me mine	2
but we occasionally find	2
text version of the	2
the name of god	2
will he not drink	2
and round the linden	2
and thou shalt turn	2
by the hand of	2
honour and of wealth	2
the sky in wanton	2
upon a bottle of	2
return an old franciscan	2
hanged the next sessions	2
make the journey thither	2
he hit his hornes	2
the door is open	2
wilt thou bid me	2
one bare hour to	2
such forward wits to	2
it tempt thy soul	2
messengers are praising the	2
this mystery than heretofore	2
live still to be	2
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the streets straight forth	2
a greater help to	2
ut mephistophilis appareat et	2
doctor quickly overcame them	2
that thrusts his head	2
their meat and drink	2
the history in which	2
the window where he	2
occasionally find in our	2
her lips suck forth	2
are we the sport	2
line is not in	2
monuments and situation of	2
will answer for a	2
i saw a cloven	2
must thou needs be	2
throws himself into a	2
between the quiet poles	2
with grief of heart	2
here i have made	2
and let it be	2
made music with my	2
thou shalt not be	2
thy good angel leave	2
faustus may try his	2
way of a nearly	2
is a castle passing	2
and soul to lucifer	2
argue of divine astrology	2
the last line of	2
and return to mighty	2
distrust into my thoughts	2
blow on the pate	2
will charm thy soul	2
young blade has room	2
hell hath no limits	2
then hear me read	2
colours on my plumed	2
feel as if the	2
of spirits and of	2
be it to make	2
and immediately the vintner	2
this soul should fly	2
to the door of	2
would i have a	2
art thou the third	2
which makes it forfeit	2
a line or two	2
wouldst thou have me	2
even here is writ	2
also inconsistent in the	2
to come within forty	2
if my soul must	2
vintner cannot properly be	2
out on the settle	2
in person to shew	2
also be a devil	2
before this royal emperor	2
it be a bran	2
your fingers and nip	2
that lucifer an angel	2
he loves thee not	2
think ourselves much beholding	2
for that i know	2
why streams it not	2
ell of fried stock	2
enter mephistophilis like a	2
as he drank thereout	2
our horses shall eat	2
doth drive distrust into	2
our conference about fair	2
philosophy is odious and	2
no better meat than	2
and search all corners	2
give us a song	2
he that disturbeth our	2
yet will i call	2
of an old churl	2
not follow thee without	2
me from my vow	2
you still are here	2
much as he would	2
enter faustus to conjure	2
gift of body and	2
if i were not	2
and rich apparel to	2
past anon o god	2
he tempts us thus	2
i knew something worse	2
poles shall be at	2
happy and blest be	2
a moi leurs caresses	2
all the tos lechery	2
what magic can perform	2
groupe de jeunes filles	2
substance of this centric	2
if faustus will repent	2
young and tender though	2
the story of faust	2
the blocksberg has a	2
mounted on fair palfreys	2
morrow will not do	2
smite with death thy	2
day before me and	2
and what art thou	2
the stars move still	2
keys and a lamp	2
all is dross that	2
tell us where he	2
his soul to lucifer	2
neither am i fair	2
and inform the rector	2
and blest be faustus	2
i in this as	2
speak and we see	2
be a divine in	2
but mine must live	2
bas au souvenir de	2
which i consider as	2
all the world dissolves	2
on these conditions following	2
brother is a soldier	2
lost both germany and	2
he seems to me	2
she turns from him	2
leader of the music	2
half so fair as	2
damned both body and	2
have seen many boys	2
thou art so fair	2
fond to imagine that	2
with her wanton glances	2
being quod tu mandares	2
my horse vanished away	2
the brunt of war	2
for conjuring is stoutly	2
played the spy again	2
in their several provinces	2
thy bills hung up	2
me down to hell	2
shall not live but	2
the snares of death	2
sooner may a gulling	2
a golden goblet gave	2
the lord bless you	2
was the fiery keel	2
me of eternal happiness	2
thou canst not carry	2
wouldst be devil enough	2
with such vain fancies	2
and midnight never come	2
this city stands upon	2
the tu does not	2
i thinking the horse	2
penny they have left	2
if i pay so	2
parents base of stock	2
but i have interest	2
the throne of the	2
for such a dreadful	2
that magic will perform	2
else to his heir	2
a rock or tree	2
i in your place	2
the gentleman is pleased	2
from an old hag	2
i will tell you	2
and i live alone	2
engines for the brunt	2
not for thy wedding	2
will be as pleasant	2
is supposed to be	2
lovely dream once came	2
am not used to	2
it that plunged her	2
we crack them and	2
person are sometimes found	2
the child is stifled	2
yet art thou still	2
bridge thorough the moving	2
copied from the printed	2
accept your offered arm	2
the goblet to his	2
he profits in divinity	2
thou never shalt possess	2
so many a midnight	2
not for you to	2
at the first sight	2
wedding finger he a	2
with seven seals protected	2
devil shall fetch thee	2
issue from their smoky	2
and every creature shall	2
later tos have surgat	2
chaste as was penelope	2
all covenants and articles	2
if thou wilt not	2
may i raise such	2
yet level at the	2
i as many souls	2
knows not the double	2
go and inform the	2
then wherefore should you	2
proficient in this art	2
them fly to india	2
lines which are defective	2
did not he charge	2
souls as there be	2
so i believe marlowe	2
she opens the press	2
the dalliance of love	2
which i saw of	2
of the footnotes has	2
and with a roaring	2
that god may have	2
make that country continent	2
pours the drink into	2
the names of saturn	2
being deprived of the	2
with walls of flint	2
whose shadow made all	2
brood the key of	2
i now no more	2
bring him any thing	2
i am a servant	2
to our conjuring in	2
there is any pain	2
already faustus hath hazarded	2
bills hung up as	2
while to ponder on	2
bonds of the avenger	2
now that the gloomy	2
within the window where	2
comments on the preparation	2
to mine own use	2
thy soul to lucifer	2
of wrath and horror	2
grace for conquest in	2
try what i can	2
should you ask me	2
that he shall appear	2
que la valse nous	2
no more of it	2
to remember that i	2
not the pleasure of	2
on shakespeare and milton	2
compare the history of	2
me breathe a while	2
inoequalem motum respectu totius	2
faustus by christopher marlowe	2
end of physic is	2
loved spouse is dead	2
have i thought to	2
soles to run with	2
see the history of	2
of his melodious harp	2
into that vast perpetual	2
heaven is in these	2
of the life of	2
shall i appear before	2
she knows not how	2
the rush and roll	2
and dims the welkin	2
to curse faustus to	2
was born in hell	2
to vaunt her heavenly	2
poles of the zodiac	2
search all corners of	2
far as doth the	2
charge thee to appear	2
you vomit forth into	2
feather in my hat	2
with a false head	2
in this game let	2
in their most flourishing	2
i might see all	2
hear me with patience	2
my study at midnight	2
i was begotten on	2
the public schools with	2
as is the substance	2
that mephostophiles should bring	2
quality that he would	2
within the massy entrails	2
will buy my service	2
didst love the world	2
indian moors obey their	2
let him know the	2
like a foggy mist	2
won me at the	2
pardon my unjust presumption	2
unfrequently in our old	2
thou didst love the	2
then had i lived	2
his sword is broken	2
figures of every adjunct	2
faustus hath done it	2
one that loves an	2
see the knight asleep	2
influence hath allotted death	2
who knows not the	2
for he is just	2
cast no more doubts	2
hidden mystery had been	2
life quite long enough	2
with a quiet sleep	2
whither should i fly	2
an altar and a	2
them a bill with	2
time has been standing	2
will i call on	2
the emperor of germany	2
the nose is leading	2
i had never seen	2
footnotes has been changed	2
when shame is born	2
voir si belle en	2
i disdain to have	2
a dish of ripe	2
you will do us	2
have determined with ourselves	2
bereave thee of salvation	2
valeat numen triplex jehovoe	2
will have heads and	2
bind thyself to me	2
whom you shall teach	2
of the four tos	2
the devil is an	2
have won me at	2
nice estate was left	2
fall into the ocean	2
wherefore should you ask	2
have hope that this	2
faustus may be a	2
deed of gift of	2
you so many kinds	2
a hogshead of claret	2
earnestly to visit me	2
thee go like qui	2
pleasure must for pleasure	2
what has it done	2
or something equivalent to	2
has left the dance	2
stabbing his arm lo	2
is for the wench	2
the freedom i have	2
if by the spirit	2
in mine ears i	2
you may see how	2
he surfeits upon cursed	2
is given a unique	2
the star shoots by	2
paid for their meat	2
kinsmen chiefly brought him	2
fits a mercenary drudge	2
heavenly helen which i	2
patch up rotten whores	2
the life of mr	2
would i advise it	2
spirit appears in the	2
power to fetch or	2
to wonder at unlawful	2
neighbor with her wanton	2
the world on holidays	2
that all the world	2
each footnote is given	2
and faustus now will	2
i sit upon her	2
the shining sword of	2
that was wont to	2
and to hold the	2
with all my heart	2
pliant is this mephistophilis	2
perform all covenants and	2
we feel one prick	2
with a willing hand	2
an ell of fried	2
and when the storm	2
to pour the same	2
hath lost both germany	2
not he charge thee	2
as magic is to	2
the face of god	2
his holiness a blow	2
led this life quite	2
of a swift spirit	2
element be always serviceable	2
might have grown full	2
not my heart for	2
and drink your fill	2
do i dally my	2
shining sword of an	2
thou shalt turn thyself	2
years we have more	2
word damnation terrifies not	2
lay that damned book	2
je ris de me	2
long and broad my	2
thinking some hidden mystery	2
you deliver this as	2
regent of perpetual night	2
shalt turn thyself into	2
my countenance like a	2
to patient judgments we	2
could not wake him	2
passionate for being deprived	2
into two circles over	2
pull in his head	2
in the house of	2
i can creep into	2
and remain for ever	2
a plague take you	2
thy soul for disobedience	2
me in this attempt	2
i may write afresh	2
did not i tell	2
that shortly he was	2
fathers in the castle	2
or the ocean to	2
to execute what thou	2
bright lucifer before his	2
eat a load of	2
thou of faustus manly	2
texts are indicated by	2
mephistophilis shall be his	2
and fell to eating	2
speak not to me	2
wilt thou have a	2
where is it now	2
leave the spot alive	2
that mephistophilis shall do	2
appareat et surgat mephistophilis	2
not have me know	2
why is this immortal	2
own proper shapes and	2
at the same time	2
thou shalt command the	2
the spirit appears in	2
are means to bring	2
long as this lasts	2
have made the alteration	2
but the sun will	2
and we crush them	2
then honor to whom	2
rat in the cellar	2
great mephistophilis so passionate	2
faustus is gone to	2
her for his wife	2
in the pomp of	2
art for which they	2
built the walls of	2
muse to vaunt her	2
as oft as he	2
get backward nor forward	2
aspiring pride and insolence	2
of thebes with ravishing	2
mephistophilis like a franciscan	2
be obedient to my	2
me to know my	2
are come from hell	2
quod tu mandares ut	2
or carry the said	2
ourselves much beholding unto	2
lovely land of wine	2
hour is almost come	2
to dost thou heare	2
the other works and	2
and tasted the eternal	2
for me a harvest	2
dealer made in u	2
for all the world	2
our conjuring in the	2
bring him whatsoever he	2
to offer you my	2
faustus lost eternal joy	2
tos have surgat mephistophilis	2
beheld the poor knight	2
so he presently gave	2
the misery of this	2
into the entrails of	2
have mercy on my	2
shall the spirits of	2
venice shall they drag	2
i writ them a	2
tipplers at the cask	2
least it would almost	2
in and comfort her	2
solamen miseris socios habuisse	2
ere our conference cease	2
the marketing and kitchen	2
these being equivalent to	2
must remain in hell	2
instances at least it	2
with sweat and with	2
enchanted castle in the	2
the body of the	2
the devil shall fetch	2
himself face to face	2
the quiet poles shall	2
thebes with ravishing sound	2
i rub my hands	2
for the like of	2
faustus spent his time	2
that was my undoing	2
as to let us	2
at least it would	2
the broom it scratches	2
but the devil threatened	2
live in speculation of	2
consolidated at the end	2
answer for a sail	2
this immortal that thou	2
it is certain that	2
inconsistent in the corresponding	2
and trees from which	2
will inform thee ere	2
and crowns a year	2
if thou canst not	2
brought the spoils to	2
pointing to the animals	2
god will pity thee	2
at the last to	2
first let him know	2
beautifulest in all the	2
have them fill the	2
not allied to me	2
eyes with tears ran	2
torments that our hell	2
doctor faustus from the	2
this as your deed	2
tout bas au souvenir	2
i came just in	2
will my soul do	2
my conjuring speeches raise	2
everlasting song that in	2
of the stage and	2
that he did not	2
wilt not have mercy	2
infernal spirits on sweet	2
mephistopheles to sit down	2
what in his bosom	2
whereas his kinsmen chiefly	2
could not be angrier	2
the longing of my	2
that thou art out	2
thou not a creature	2
hear the noise of	2
from thine own soul	2
dancing and our singing	2
is known to me	2
that will laugh on	2
bras pour faire le	2
and blood is for	2
the moment we feel	2
a fan of feathers	2
it is not in	2
or we are parted	2
you remember how you	2
i do confess it	2
knight was not present	2
and made the flowering	2
and when a dozen	2
than when sir paris	2
being in hell for	2
he came to hell	2
remember that i have	2
from constantinople have they	2
laid before me to	2
doth the mind of	2
thee quick to hell	2
a lovely dream once	2
every element be always	2
and shall a promise	2
the depths of being	2
sometime grew within this	2
spirits and of spirit	2
and do you remember	2
see my just revenge	2
ways which brought poor	2
shapes of alexander the	2
perform the form of	2
i will keep watch	2
the doctor has been	2
somewhat to delight his	2
shall appear to the	2
devoutly to the prince	2
i know too well	2
to hold the torches	2
he could neither get	2
into the depths of	2
and pity of thy	2
de richesse en cette	2
to him yesterday to	2
those thoughts that do	2
lamp in his hand	2
is it truly marguerite	2
be addressed as drawer	2
as indian moors obey	2
from malta went away	2
have run up and	2
ere this i should	2
before me and the	2
what shall the body	2
and has the doctor	2
appear to the said	2
dirige vers la maison	2
to whom i must	2
an instance to prove	2
be at my command	2
have seen enough to	2
belle en ce miroir	2
thy thoughts from this	2