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626
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From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
635
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From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
636
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
646
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
Adam
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From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
apples
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
breast
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
came
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From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
carried
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
craftnounUS /kræft/
a boat or ship in this chapter’s sailing situation
From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
death
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
devil's
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
displeasing
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
dothauxiliary verbUS /dɔːθ/
an old form of “does”
From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
dwelleth
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From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
eat
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
evernounUS /ever/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
evil
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From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
fairest
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From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
fatal
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
favour
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
fiendish
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
forbiddenadjectiveUS /fərˈbɪd.ən/
Not allowed; banned or prohibited by rule or law.
From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
forfeit
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
fraud
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
fruit
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
glory
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
God's
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
handiwork
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
handsplural nounUS /hændz/
members of a ship’s crew
From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
hathauxiliary verbUS /hæθ/
an old form of “has”
From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
heaven
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
heavenly
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
HisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
home
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
King
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
lay
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
lies
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
ll
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From this reading (ll.
Lord
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
lords
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
lose
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
lovely
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From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
maid
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From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
man
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From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
mustmodal verbUS /mʌst/
used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true
From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
neednounUS /need/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
needs
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
often
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From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
power
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From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
Prince
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
saying
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
servants
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
ShepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
shun
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From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
soconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
some
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
suffer
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
Then
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From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
thoughconjunctionUS /ðoʊ/
in spite of the fact that
From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
throughnounUS /ˈthrough/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
tree
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
tricked
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
undone
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
untoprepositionUS /ˈʌntuː/
an old word for “to”
From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
utterly
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From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
wentnounUS /went/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
whereof
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From this reading 636-646) Of the fatal apples some she carried in her hands and some lay on her breast, the fruit of the tree of death whereof the Lord of lords, the Prince of glory, had forbidden her to eat, saying His servants need not suffer death.
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading So often evil dwelleth with that man who doth not shun it when he hath the power. (ll.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading She was the handiwork of the King of heaven, though tricked with lies and utterly undone, so that through fiendish craft and devil's fraud she needs must be displeasing to the Lord, forfeit God's favour, and lose her glory and her heavenly home.
women
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From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
world
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From this reading 626-635) Then the lovely maid, fairest of women that ever came into this world, went unto Adam.
