. . .Mep. Do you doubt my power? Faust. Perhaps. Mep. Prove it, then. Faust. Begone! Mep. Fie! Fie! Is this your politeness! But learn, my friend, that with Satan One should conduct in a different way. I've entered your door with infinite trouble. Would you kick me out the very same day? Faust. Then what will you do for me? Mep. Anything in the world! All things. But Say first what you would have. Abundance of gold? Faust. And what can I do with riches? Mep. Good. I see where the shoe pinches. You will have glory. Faust. Still wrong. Mep. Power, then. Faust. No. I would have a treasure Which contains all. I wish for youth. Oh! I would have pleasure, And love, and caresses, For youth is the season When joy most impresses. One round of enjoyment, One scene of delight, Should be my employment From day-dawn till night. Oh, I would have pleasure, . . . Read More