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1 III|      dress with equal ease and grace, and was familiar with every
2 IV |        will be death: the only grace I look for from the president
3 V  |    marquise, "God has given me grace to be convinced by what
4 V  |     without his obtaining this grace, in spite of all his entreaties.
5 V  |      knelt down to implore the grace of the Holy Spirit. They
6 VI | whether she is in the state of grace or of mortal sin; she sees
7 VII|    only that he may be kept in grace, if he has it, and may attain