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Destiny times three
Destiny times three

Chapter I

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By FRITZ LEIBER, Jr.
The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.
_Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.
Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.
Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.
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Archivist
/ˈɑːrkɪvɪst/
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A keeper or guardian of historical records and memories.

Destiny times three

Chapter I

Reading 1/90 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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By FRITZ LEIBER, Jr.
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The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.
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_Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.
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Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.
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Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

Learner Dictionary

Oxford-style entry order: headword, part of speech, US IPA, concise definition, contextual example, audio, and collocations from this reading.

Ancient adjective US /ˈeɪn.ʃənt/

Belonging to the very distant past and no longer in existence or deeply revered.

From this reading “Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.”

Been auxiliary verb US /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading “Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.”

Beneath preposition US /bɪˈniːθ/

Directly under; in or to a lower position than.

From this reading “The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.”

Even noun US /even/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.”

Fourth noun US /fourth/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “_Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.”

Great noun US /great/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.”

Know noun US /know/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.”

Life noun US /life/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.”

Once noun US /once/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.”

Silence noun US /ˈsaɪ.ləns/

Complete absence of sound; a state of quietness and stillness.

From this reading “_Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.”

Those determiner US /ðoʊz/

the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known

From this reading “Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.”

Told noun US /told/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.”

Toward preposition US /təˈwɔːrd/

in the direction of

From this reading “_Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.”

Within preposition US /wɪˈðɪn/

inside; before a period of time has passed

From this reading “Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.”

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ancientadjectiveUS /ˈeɪn.ʃənt/

Belonging to the very distant past and no longer in existence or deeply revered.

From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

AndconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

antedating

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

ash

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

atprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

beholders

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

beneathprepositionUS /bɪˈniːθ/

Directly under; in or to a lower position than.

From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

bites

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

blue

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

ByprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading By FRITZ LEIBER, Jr.

called

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

Civilization

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

closing

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

color

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

cosmic

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

Dawn

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

doauxiliary verbUS /duː/

used to form questions and negatives, and to give emphasis

From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

down

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

dread

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

Edda

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

Elder

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

enthralled

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

evennounUS /even/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

evil

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

Far

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

fighting

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

fourthnounUS /fourth/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

FRITZ

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From this reading By FRITZ LEIBER, Jr.

frost

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

genius

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

ghostly

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

giants

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

gnawing

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

gnaws

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

gods

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

greatnounUS /great/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

greatest

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

green

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/

the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect

From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

hart

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

heaven

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

hell

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

Hoderson

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

Hoderson's

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

hues

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

InprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

instrumentalists

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

interpreted

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/

moving to the inside of something

From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

itpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/

belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned

From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

Jr

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From this reading By FRITZ LEIBER, Jr.

knownounUS /know/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

land

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

legend

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

LEIBER

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From this reading By FRITZ LEIBER, Jr.

lifenounUS /life/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

lights

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

like

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

men

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

more

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

mystery

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

myth

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

Nidhogg

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

northern

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

Once

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

preserve

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

primeval

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

roots

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

rottenness

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

rotting

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

serpents

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

shivering

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

shuddered

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

significant

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

silencenounUS /ˈsaɪ.ləns/

Complete absence of sound; a state of quietness and stillness.

From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

streamers

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

suffers

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

symchromy

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

thanconjunctionUS /ðæn/

used to introduce the second part of a comparison

From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

ThedeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

thosedeterminerUS /ðoʊz/

the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known

From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

toldnounUS /told/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

top

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

towardprepositionUS /təˈwɔːrd/

in the direction of

From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

Transmuted

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

tree

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From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

trunk

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.

visual

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From this reading _Elder Edda._ In ghostly, shivering streamers of green and blue, like northern lights, the closing hues of the fourth Hoderson symchromy, called "the Yggdrasil," shuddered down toward visual silence.

wheels

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading Once more the ancient myth, antedating even the Dawn Civilization, had been told--of the tree of life with its roots in heaven and hell and the land of the frost giants, and serpents gnawing at those roots and the gods fighting to preserve it.

withinprepositionUS /wɪˈðɪn/

inside; before a period of time has passed

From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

world's

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From this reading Transmuted into significant color by Hoderson's genius, interpreted by the world's greatest color instrumentalists, the primeval legend of cosmic dread and rottenness and mystery, of wheels within cosmic wheels, had once more enthralled its beholders.

Yggdrasil

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From this reading The ash Yggdrasil great evil suffers, Far more than men do know; The hart bites its top, its trunk is rotting, And Nidhogg gnaws beneath.