Eve
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Over the face of the Earth, will I dig, will I plant me the seeds of the fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and of Evil.
My stained sons and daughters . . .
their touch it polluteth . . . they are careless . . . and careless. . . .
They lack understanding . . . yea, they lack understanding. . . .
They must not come up in these poisoned growths. . . .
[32] EVE No more shall the blood of them moisten the earth. . . .
I must get me some seeds of that fruit ; — I will plant them over the fa...ce of the Earth, that the fruit may be plenty, of Knowledge of Good and of Evil.
[She digs and she digs; — there is somewhat she plant eth.] Over the face of the Earth will I dig, will I plant, and the seed that I plant shall grow fruit.
Ye must eat much of that fruit, O my sons and my daughters!
Of that fruit of the Knowledge of Good and of Evil, — before . . .
O my children! Ye are fit for the Tree of Life.
[33] EVE Why lamentest thou, Eve?
Verily! Why should I not lament?
What shall I do with no children to milk me?
What to read after Eve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Howard to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Over the face of the Earth, will I dig, will I plant me the seeds of the fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and of Evil.
My stained sons and daughters . . .
their touch it polluteth . . . they are careless . . . and careless. . . .
They lack understanding . . . yea, they lack understanding. . . .
They must not come up in these poisoned growths. . . .
[32] EVE No more shall the blood of them moisten the earth. . . .
I must get me some seeds of that fruit ; — I will plant them over the fa...ce of the Earth, that the fruit may be plenty, of Knowledge of Good and of Evil.
[She digs and she digs; — there is somewhat she plant eth.] Over the face of the Earth will I dig, will I plant, and the seed that I plant shall grow fruit.
Ye must eat much of that fruit, O my sons and my daughters!
Of that fruit of the Knowledge of Good and of Evil, — before . . .
O my children! Ye are fit for the Tree of Life.
[33] EVE Why lamentest thou, Eve?
Verily! Why should I not lament?
What shall I do with no children to milk me?
What to read after Eve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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