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How now sirrah, where thy master? Master Doctor Faustus, since our conference a bout fair Ladies, which was the beutifulst in all the world, we have determined with our selves, that Helen of Greece was the admirablest Lady that ever lived: therefore master Doctor, if you will do us that favour, as to let us see that peer less Dame of Greece, whom all the world admires for ma iesty, we should think our selves much beholding unto you. Tempt not God, sweet friend, but let us into the next room, and there pray for him. Why, dost not thou know? Why, didst thou not say thou knewest? Well, you will not tell us. Were he a stranger, and not allied to me, yet should I grieve for him: but come let us go and inform the Rector, and see if he by his graven counsel can reclaim him. Yet let us try what we can do. Too simple is my wit to tell her praise, Whom all the world admires foe majesty. Yet Faustus look up to heaven, remember gods mercies are infinite. Oh what shall we do to Faustus? Pray thou, and we will pray that God may have mercy upon Thee. Go too sirrah, leave your jesting, and tell us where he is. Yes sirrah, I herd you. Nay then I fear he is fallen into that damned art, for which they two are infamous through the world. Oh but I fear me nothing can reclaim him. No marvel though the angry Greeks pursued With ten years war the rape of such a Queen, Whose heavenly beauty passes all compare. Yet Faustus call on God. God will strengthen me, I will stay with Fau stus. If it be so, weel have Physicians to cure him, 'tis but a surff to, never fear man. I wonder whats become of Faustus, that was wont to make our schools ring with, sic probo. why did not Faustus tell us of this before, that Divines might have prayed for thee? Belike he is grown into sickness, by being ever solitary. That shall we know, for see here comes his boy. what ails Faustus? what means Faustus?
Plot summary
Plot — Doctor Faustus
DrFaustls is dissatisfied with the limited rewards and power offered by traditional academic disciplines, including logic, medicine, law, and divinity, and instead turns to magic. He conjures up a devil, Mephistopheles. Partly confident that this act has already damned him, and partly out of disbelief in Hell, Faustus proposes a bargain: 24 years of guaranteed life and pleasure, with Mephistopheles as his servant, in exchange for his soul. Mephistopheles secures Lucifer’s agreement, and Faustus writes out a deed of gift in his own blood; Mephistopheles distracts him from his doubts with a show of Ganeinglaevils. Faustus’ first request is for a wife, but Mephistopheles brings him a cross-dressed devil and persuades him to embrace promiscuity rather than marriage. He discourses with Mephistopheles about astronomy, but the devil refuses to answer his theological questions. When Faustus seems ready to repent, DWGifEH arrives and distracts him with a show of Hi@§S@VenuDeadly Sins. Faustus journeys into space in a chariot drawn by dragons, to study astronomy at close quarters. He next ===== PAGE 422 ===== travels to Rome, where Mephistopheles makes him invisible. At a papal banquet, he snatches the Pope’s food and boxes his ears; the clerics take him for a ghost and attempt an exorcism. RObin steals one of Faustus’ magic books and attempts to impose his will on Rafe. He conjures up Mephistopheles, who is not pleased to be summoned all the way from Constantinople, and turns Robin into an ape. Faustus becomes famous, and the Emperor invites him to demonstrate his magic at court. He is mocked bya knight, who doubts his powers. After conjuring up the spirits of Alexanderithe!Great and his paramour to -the Emperor’s satisfaction, Faustus punishes the knight by giving him horns. On his way home, he sells his horse to @j@ealér, but tells him not to ride the animal through water. The horse-dealer ignores this injunction, and the horse turns into a bundle of hay in mid-stream, so that the dealer gets a. ducking. Attempting to wake Faustus to get his money back, the dealer pulls off his leg (which alarms him more than it does Faustus). Faustus also has Mephistopheles fetch out-of-season grapes from the other side of the world to satisfy HREUDUCHESSIORAMNAIE’s pregnancy craving. Back in Wittenberg, Faustus uses his magic to show Heleniof Troy to a group of his fellow scholars. An old man persuades him to repent, but Mephistopheles restores his allegiance to Lucifer with…