Eve
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They are rotten! Their touch! It pol- luteth!
Let me whisper it thee: — they lack un- derstanding . . .
[30] EVE.
Verily! Verily! I must find my way back to Eden and get me some fruit of that Tree.
If thou wouldst return thee to Eden, O Eve, thou shalt search a long time. . . .
Indeed thou shalt search a long time. . . .
Thou shalt put away much ere I trust thee in Eden, — ^not yet art thou ready to eat of the Life Tree.
I will bring thee some seeds of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and of E...vil, — ^which standeth so close that it sticketh to the Tree of Life Ever- lasting.
I will bring thee some seeds for the plant- ing.
Thou shalt dig in the sweat of thy brow, — and whilst thou art digging — thy strength — it shall come: — ^with knowledge, thy head shall come up.
[31] EVE Thou shalt dig to the good of the Race.
Thou shalt breed for the Race a new Racer.
The knowledge thou diggest for good — it shall be that — shall straighten thy back.
That thine head was pressed down — ^the stronger thy neck; — it shall be for uplifting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are rotten! Their touch! It pol- luteth!
Let me whisper it thee: — they lack un- derstanding . . .
[30] EVE.
Verily! Verily! I must find my way back to Eden and get me some fruit of that Tree.
If thou wouldst return thee to Eden, O Eve, thou shalt search a long time. . . .
Indeed thou shalt search a long time. . . .
Thou shalt put away much ere I trust thee in Eden, — ^not yet art thou ready to eat of the Life Tree.
I will bring thee some seeds of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and of E...vil, — ^which standeth so close that it sticketh to the Tree of Life Ever- lasting.
I will bring thee some seeds for the plant- ing.
Thou shalt dig in the sweat of thy brow, — and whilst thou art digging — thy strength — it shall come: — ^with knowledge, thy head shall come up.
[31] EVE Thou shalt dig to the good of the Race.
Thou shalt breed for the Race a new Racer.
The knowledge thou diggest for good — it shall be that — shall straighten thy back.
That thine head was pressed down — ^the stronger thy neck; — it shall be for uplifting.
What to read after Eve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard, Katharine, B. 1858 to read onlineMoreLess
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