Dr. Faustus By Walter Crane

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Doctor Faustus Was A Good Man, He Whipt His Scholars Now And Then; When He Whipt He Made Them Dance Out Of England Into France; Out Of France Into Spain, And Then He Whipt Them Back Again.

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