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In these lines Faust is talking about why he is unhappy. He has read and studied all that people have been able to give up to that certain point. Faust talks of all the degrees he has | In these lines Faust is talking about why he is unhappy. He has read and studied all that people have been able to give up to that certain point. Faust talks of all the degrees he has received and all the students he has taught over the years. After all of these accomplishments he feels there is nothing more he can learn and feels he is left with nothing. "A dog wouldn't put up with this life!"(l. 140) This is when Faust begins to want to use magic to further his studies to find something more gratifying. | ||
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