In poodle form, this figure supplies jewelry for one character to win the heart of Gretchen, and in another work, this figure signs a contract with Jabez Stone.
In poodle form, this figure supplies jewelry for one character to win the heart of Gretchen, and in another work, this figure signs a contract with Jabez Stone. A Puritan discovers that his wife Faith has been dancing in the woods with this figure in a Hawthorne short story. The antagonist of Goethe (GER-tuh) and Marlowe's versions of the (*) Faustus legends, Ambrose Bierce's The Cynic's Word Book is widely known as this figure's Dictionary. The subject of a debate with Daniel Webster, name this literary purchaser of souls.
In poodle form, this figure supplies jewelry for one character to win the heart of Gretchen, and in another work, this figure signs a contract with Jabez Stone.
the {Devil} (Accept {Satan}, {Lucifer}, {Mephistopheles}, or other reasonable equivalents)