Part,  Chapter

 1   II,  VI|   They were about to present Faust.~Musadieu was relating anecdotes
 2   II,  VI|     up again, and saw Doctor Faust, lost in sorrowful meditation,
 3   II,  VI|       What a farce! There is Faust, the mysterious and sublime
 4   II,  VI|   the mysterious and sublime Faust who sings the horrible disgust
 5   II,  VI|     to conceive the heart of Faust.~He had read the poem some
 6   II,  VI|      he himself had become a Faust.~Leaning lightly upon the
 7   II,  VI|      his soul to the echo of Faust’s lamentations, and the
 8   II,  VI|    stirred him to the heart. Faust was saying to Satan:~“Je
 9   II,  VI|       and sinister Chevalier Faust, who was about to seduce
10   II,  VI| Bismarck or De Lesseps.~When Faust rushed toward her, when
11   II,  VI|    of human tenderness.~When Faust sang:~“Laisse-moi, laisse-moi