She sleeps hidden from petal-footed carnivores stealthing through pre-dawn dew, their ears tuned to weakness. Her eyes open to vernal light and she turns to the problem of living–what to do about fire, food, and the children’s nakedness. No wonder that the first thing our first parents received was clothing. Imagine how they lived. Hunger, bliste…
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