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himself an apron of the leaves of the fig-tree.[1]
Ps. liv. 9.
Acts ii. 2.
When, therefore, I saw that
my Companion had sinned,
and was dressed in leaves (for
he had nothing else), I left
him. And standing afar off,
I beheld him through my
Tears, and waited for Him
Who should save me from
Faintness of Spirit in so great
a Storm. And suddenly there
came a Sound from Heaven
that shook the whole of Para-*
- ↑ So that Man's first transgression after his original Sin, was, by this, his first acquisition of property, a Sin against the High Doctrine of the Lady Poverty.
