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17th
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From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
AdeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
affected
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
air
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
all
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
allows
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
anothernounUS /ˈanother/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
any
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From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
bark
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
Beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
becomes
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
Breton
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
broke
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
cease
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
Century
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From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
Christ
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
Christopher
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
CLOUGH
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
co-operates
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
compass
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
COPELAND
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
disguises
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
E
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
England
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From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
faithfulnounUS /ˈfaithful/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
fellowship
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
Fisherman's
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
forms
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
FOX
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
Friends
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
full
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
G
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
God
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
going
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
greatnounUS /great/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
guides
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
H
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
HepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
Holder
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
ifconjunctionUS /ɪf/
on condition that; in the event that
From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
InprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
inner
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
JOHN
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
JONES
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
joy
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
knownounUS /know/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
lifenounUS /life/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
Light
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
likeness
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
littlenounUS /little/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
M
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
many
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
mepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
men
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From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
mercy
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
minded
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From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
mustmodal verbUS /mʌst/
used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true
From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
mystically
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From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
Mysticism
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
mystics
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From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
nature
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
O
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
obedience
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
obeys
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
ocean
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
onepronounUS /wʌn/
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
ourdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
out
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
overprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/
above and across; more than
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
peculiarly
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From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
planted
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
power
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
Prayer
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
rate
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From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
recreated
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
resident
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
responds
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
rich
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From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
RUFUS
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
says
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
seed
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
seems
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
small
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
soconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
Spirit
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From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
stillnounUS /still/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
storm
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
sway
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
thereby
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
ThinepronounUS /ðaɪn/
an old word for “yours”
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
ThroughnounUS /ˈthrough/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
tides
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
tillprepositionUS /tɪl/
up to a particular time
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
transformed
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
underprepositionUS /ˈʌndər/
below or beneath something; less than
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
UNDERHILL
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading _'In the 17th Century England was peculiarly rich, if not in great mystics, at any rate in mystically minded men.
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
whompronounUS /huːm/
the form of “who” used as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
whosedeterminerUS /huːz/
belonging to which person
From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
willmodal verbUS /wɪl/
used to talk about the future, or about willingness
From this reading 'Friends' fellowship must be in the Spirit, and all Friends must know one another in the Spirit and power of God.'--G. FOX._ _'Christopher Holder and I are going ... in obedience to the will of our God, whose will is our joy.'--JOHN COPELAND.
winds
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From this reading _'Through winds and tides, one compass guides.'--A.H. CLOUGH._ _'Have mercy upon me, O God, for Thine ocean is so great, and my little bark is so small.'--Breton Fisherman's Prayer._ _'Be faithful and still, till the winds cease and the storm be over.'
Yes
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From this reading Mysticism, it seems, was in the air; broke out under many disguises and affected many forms of life.'--E. UNDERHILL, 'Mysticism.'_ _'He who says "Yes," responds, obeys, co-operates, and allows this resident seed of God, or Christ Light, to have full sway in him, becomes transformed thereby and recreated into likeness to Christ by whom the inner seed was planted, and of whose nature it is.'--RUFUS M. JONES._
