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Name ______________________________Date _______________________________Goethe’s dedication which precedes Faust, Part One is an interesting introduction tohis life’s work. Take a few minutes and read it on your own and then answer thequestions below.To whom does Goethe dedicate Faust?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Romanticism | Mr. Querino | 4
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