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adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
air
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From this reading Said Mohi, “These gods of wood and of stone are nothing in number to the gods in the air.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Said Mohi, “These gods of wood and of stone are nothing in number to the gods in the air.
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading Said Mohi, “These gods of wood and of stone are nothing in number to the gods in the air.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
beholding
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
birds
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From this reading Gods glance in the eyes of birds, and sparkle in the crests of the waves; gods merrily swing in the boughs of the trees, and merrily sing in the brook.
boughs
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From this reading Gods glance in the eyes of birds, and sparkle in the crests of the waves; gods merrily swing in the boughs of the trees, and merrily sing in the brook.
breath
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From this reading You breathe not a breath without inhaling, you touch not a leaf without ruffling a spirit.
breatheverbUS /briːð/
to speak or reveal information, especially secretly
From this reading You breathe not a breath without inhaling, you touch not a leaf without ruffling a spirit.
brook
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From this reading Gods glance in the eyes of birds, and sparkle in the crests of the waves; gods merrily swing in the boughs of the trees, and merrily sing in the brook.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
crests
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From this reading Gods glance in the eyes of birds, and sparkle in the crests of the waves; gods merrily swing in the boughs of the trees, and merrily sing in the brook.
dancers
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
discoursed
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
earth
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
eyes
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From this reading Gods glance in the eyes of birds, and sparkle in the crests of the waves; gods merrily swing in the boughs of the trees, and merrily sing in the brook.
fell
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
ghosts
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
glance
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From this reading Gods glance in the eyes of birds, and sparkle in the crests of the waves; gods merrily swing in the boughs of the trees, and merrily sing in the brook.
gods
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
heaven
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
house-thatchers
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
idols
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
inclosure
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
inhaling
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From this reading You breathe not a breath without inhaling, you touch not a leaf without ruffling a spirit.
just
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
land
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
leaf
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From this reading You breathe not a breath without inhaling, you touch not a leaf without ruffling a spirit.
lean
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
men
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
merrily
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From this reading Gods glance in the eyes of birds, and sparkle in the crests of the waves; gods merrily swing in the boughs of the trees, and merrily sing in the brook.
Mohi
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
multitudinous
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading You breathe not a breath without inhaling, you touch not a leaf without ruffling a spirit.
nothingpronounUS /ˈnʌθɪŋ/
not one thing; not anything
From this reading Said Mohi, “These gods of wood and of stone are nothing in number to the gods in the air.
number
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From this reading Said Mohi, “These gods of wood and of stone are nothing in number to the gods in the air.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
peace
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
plurality
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
rook
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
ruffling
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From this reading You breathe not a breath without inhaling, you touch not a leaf without ruffling a spirit.
sacred
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
Said
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From this reading Said Mohi, “These gods of wood and of stone are nothing in number to the gods in the air.
sea
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
sing
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From this reading Gods glance in the eyes of birds, and sparkle in the crests of the waves; gods merrily swing in the boughs of the trees, and merrily sing in the brook.
singers
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
sparkle
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From this reading Gods glance in the eyes of birds, and sparkle in the crests of the waves; gods merrily swing in the boughs of the trees, and merrily sing in the brook.
spirit
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From this reading You breathe not a breath without inhaling, you touch not a leaf without ruffling a spirit.
stone
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From this reading Said Mohi, “These gods of wood and of stone are nothing in number to the gods in the air.
subject
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
suggested
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
swing
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From this reading Gods glance in the eyes of birds, and sparkle in the crests of the waves; gods merrily swing in the boughs of the trees, and merrily sing in the brook.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
There
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
ThesedeterminerUS /ðiːz/
the plural of “this”: the people or things near, or just mentioned
From this reading Said Mohi, “These gods of wood and of stone are nothing in number to the gods in the air.
thieves
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Said Mohi, “These gods of wood and of stone are nothing in number to the gods in the air.
touch
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From this reading You breathe not a breath without inhaling, you touch not a leaf without ruffling a spirit.
trees
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From this reading Gods glance in the eyes of birds, and sparkle in the crests of the waves; gods merrily swing in the boughs of the trees, and merrily sing in the brook.
Walking
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From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
war
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From this reading There are gods of heaven, and gods of earth; gods of sea and of land; gods of peace and of war; gods of rook and of fell; gods of ghosts and of thieves; of singers and dancers; of lean men and of house-thatchers.
waves
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From this reading Gods glance in the eyes of birds, and sparkle in the crests of the waves; gods merrily swing in the boughs of the trees, and merrily sing in the brook.
wepronounUS /wiː/
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading Walking from the sacred inclosure, Mohi discoursed of the plurality of gods in the land, a subject suggested by the multitudinous idols we had just been beholding.
withoutprepositionUS /wɪˈθaʊt/
not having, not using, or not accompanied by
From this reading You breathe not a breath without inhaling, you touch not a leaf without ruffling a spirit.
wood
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From this reading Said Mohi, “These gods of wood and of stone are nothing in number to the gods in the air.
YoupronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading You breathe not a breath without inhaling, you touch not a leaf without ruffling a spirit.
