You priests may send
round your obliging Weislingen to decry me--I am awake.
round your obliging Weislingen to decry me--I am awake.
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POETRY AND DRAMA
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_Table of Contents_
PORTRAIT OF MOLIERE _Frontispiece_
GOETHE (_Continued_) PAGE
Goetz von Berlichingen 1
Iphigenia in Tauris 18
GOGOL, NICOLAI
Inspector-General 30
GOLDSMITH, OLIVER
She Stoops to Conquer 39
HEINE, HEINRICH
Atta Troll 50
HOMER
Iliad 66
Odyssey 78
HORACE
Poems 91
HUGO, VICTOR
Hernani 110
Marion de Lorme 123
Ruy Blas 134
The King Amuses Himself 146
The Legend of the Alps 159
IBSEN, HENRIK
Master Builder 171
Pillars of Society 186
JONSON, BEN
Every Man in His Humour 195
JUVENAL
Satires 207
KLOPSTOCK, FRIEDRICH GOTTLIEB
Messiah 217
LESSING, GOTTHOLD EPHRAIM
Nathan the Wise 226
LONGFELLOW
Evangeline 241
Hiawatha 250
LUCRETIUS
On the Nature of Things 261
MACPHERSON, JAMES
Ossian 272
MARLOWE, CHRISTOPHER
Dr. Faustus 282
MARTIAL
Epigrams, Epitaphs, and Poems 295
MASSINGER, PHILIP
New Way to Pay Old Debts 305
MILTON
Paradise Lost 319
Paradise Regained 342
Samson Agonistes 349
MOLIERE
The Doctor in Spite of Himself 362
(MOLIERE: _Continued in Vol. XVIII_)
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the end of Volume XX.
_Poetry and Drama_
GOETHE
_(Continued)_
Goetz von Berlichingen[A]
_Persons in the Drama_
THE EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN THE BISHOP OF BAMBERG
GOETZ VON BERLICHINGEN FRANZ LERSE
ADELBERT VON WEISLINGEN ELIZABETH, _wife to Goetz_
FRANZ VON SICKINGEN MARIE, _his sister_
HANS VON SELBITZ ADELHEID VON WALLDORF
FRANZ, _page to Weislingen_ IMPERIAL COUNCILLOR
GEORGE, _page to Goetz_ USHER
FAUD
MAX STUMPF, SIEVERS, METZLER, LINK, KOHL,
_Leaders of the rebel peasants_
ACT I
SCENE I. --_Forest; a poor hut in the background_. GOETZ _and_
GEORGE.
GOETZ: Where can my men be? Up and down I have to walk, lest sleep
should overcome me. Five days and nights already in ambush. But when
I get thee, Weislingen, I shall make up for it!
You priests may send
round your obliging Weislingen to decry me--I am awake. You escaped
me, bishop! So your dear Weislingen may pay the piper. George! George!
(_Enter_ GEORGE. ) Tell Hans to get ready. My scouts may be back any
moment. And give me some more wine!
GEORGE: Hark! I hear some horses galloping--two--it must be your
men!
GOETZ: My horse, quick! Tell Hans to arm!
[_Enter_ FAUD, _who reports to_ GOETZ _that_ WEISLINGEN _is
approaching. Exit_ GOETZ _and his men_.
GEORGE: Oh, St.
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VOL. XVII
POETRY AND DRAMA
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_Table of Contents_
PORTRAIT OF MOLIERE _Frontispiece_
GOETHE (_Continued_) PAGE
Goetz von Berlichingen 1
Iphigenia in Tauris 18
GOGOL, NICOLAI
Inspector-General 30
GOLDSMITH, OLIVER
She Stoops to Conquer 39
HEINE, HEINRICH
Atta Troll 50
HOMER
Iliad 66
Odyssey 78
HORACE
Poems 91
HUGO, VICTOR
Hernani 110
Marion de Lorme 123
Ruy Blas 134
The King Amuses Himself 146
The Legend of the Alps 159
IBSEN, HENRIK
Master Builder 171
Pillars of Society 186
JONSON, BEN
Every Man in His Humour 195
JUVENAL
Satires 207
KLOPSTOCK, FRIEDRICH GOTTLIEB
Messiah 217
LESSING, GOTTHOLD EPHRAIM
Nathan the Wise 226
LONGFELLOW
Evangeline 241
Hiawatha 250
LUCRETIUS
On the Nature of Things 261
MACPHERSON, JAMES
Ossian 272
MARLOWE, CHRISTOPHER
Dr. Faustus 282
MARTIAL
Epigrams, Epitaphs, and Poems 295
MASSINGER, PHILIP
New Way to Pay Old Debts 305
MILTON
Paradise Lost 319
Paradise Regained 342
Samson Agonistes 349
MOLIERE
The Doctor in Spite of Himself 362
(MOLIERE: _Continued in Vol. XVIII_)
* * * * *
A Complete Index of THE WORLD'S GREATEST BOOKS will be found at
the end of Volume XX.
_Poetry and Drama_
GOETHE
_(Continued)_
Goetz von Berlichingen[A]
_Persons in the Drama_
THE EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN THE BISHOP OF BAMBERG
GOETZ VON BERLICHINGEN FRANZ LERSE
ADELBERT VON WEISLINGEN ELIZABETH, _wife to Goetz_
FRANZ VON SICKINGEN MARIE, _his sister_
HANS VON SELBITZ ADELHEID VON WALLDORF
FRANZ, _page to Weislingen_ IMPERIAL COUNCILLOR
GEORGE, _page to Goetz_ USHER
FAUD
MAX STUMPF, SIEVERS, METZLER, LINK, KOHL,
_Leaders of the rebel peasants_
ACT I
SCENE I. --_Forest; a poor hut in the background_. GOETZ _and_
GEORGE.
GOETZ: Where can my men be? Up and down I have to walk, lest sleep
should overcome me. Five days and nights already in ambush. But when
I get thee, Weislingen, I shall make up for it!
You priests may send
round your obliging Weislingen to decry me--I am awake. You escaped
me, bishop! So your dear Weislingen may pay the piper. George! George!
(_Enter_ GEORGE. ) Tell Hans to get ready. My scouts may be back any
moment. And give me some more wine!
GEORGE: Hark! I hear some horses galloping--two--it must be your
men!
GOETZ: My horse, quick! Tell Hans to arm!
[_Enter_ FAUD, _who reports to_ GOETZ _that_ WEISLINGEN _is
approaching. Exit_ GOETZ _and his men_.
GEORGE: Oh, St.
