n such a way. The Emperor tells Faustus that Benvolio had learned his lesson, and that he should make the horns disappear from upon Benvolio's head. Faustus found much joy in Benvolio's fear, and also in the commanding presence he had created for himself. The respect he had gained for himself had sprouted out of fear of him, which would not be there if not for Mephostophilis and the Devil. If he had not had the power of evil, Faustu
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