Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 64
itations, night drew on, andthen the spirit appeared, acquainting him that now he hadorders from his prince to be obedient to him, and to do for himwhat he desired, and bid him shew what he would have.—Faustus replied, His desire was to become a Spirit, and thatMephistopholes should always be at… … This is a rough copy of the frontispiece to Gents translation, ed. 164S. 44 Chap-Books of the Eighteenth Century. himself over body and soul to Lucifer, deny his Belief, andbecome an enemy to all good men; and that the writingsshould be made with his own blood.—Faustus agreeing to allthis, the…
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