And It Was Opened As The Eyes Of The Two Of Them, And They Knew That They Were Naked, And They Had Fallen On Fig Leaves, And They Made Themselves Perizomes
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And The Eyes Of Them Both Were Opened , And They Knew That They Were Naked ; And They Sewed Fig Leaves Together , And Made Themselves Aprons.
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And It Was Opened As The Eyes Of The Two, And They Knew That They Were Naked, And They Shook Leaves Of Fig Trees, And Made Themselves Girths
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And Plus Divided Opened Like The Ophthalms Eyes Of Two And Plus They Knew They Know That Nude Nude San Were And Plus Sewn Sheets Leaves Fig And Plus Concocted They Made Themselves Girds Fascicles
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Plus Opened Like The Eyes Of Two Plus They Know That Nude Were Plus Sewn Leaves Fig Plus They Made Themselves Fascicles
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And It Was Divided As The Eyes Of The Two And They Knew That They Were Naked And They Shattered Fig Leaves And Made These Skirting
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And It Was As If The Eyes Of The Two Were Opened And They Knew That They Were Naked And They Sewed Fig Leaves Together And Made Themselves Girdles
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