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 1 PREF |        not forget to entreat the Divine clemency in favour of my
 2 I    |         and for the sweetness of divine meditation to hold his tongue
 3 I    |     childish things. ~And indeed Divine Providence found from the
 4 II   |       virtue, shall be given, by Divine Providence, an abundance
 5 II   |          of destruction. But the Divine will was in no haste to
 6 V    | righteousness, the bounty of the Divine promise will grant all other
 7 V    |       meal. In gratitude for the Divine goodness, he exclaimed, "
 8 XVII |       promoted to retirement and Divine contemplation: he rejoiced
 9 XXII |         deprived of brotherly or Divine love; whereas, the mind
10 XXIII|           when, on a sudden, the Divine grace worked within her,
11 XXIII|       was at once perceived that Divine Providence had so ordered
12 XXXIX|      Have peace,' said he, ' and Divine charity ever amongst you:
13 XL   |    messenger entered. This was a Divine dispensation, as the event
14 XL   |        again be protected by the Divine mercy. He who considers
15 XLII |          WAS FOUND UNDECAYED~Now Divine Providence, wishing to show
16 XLVI |       heavenly miracle which the Divine mercy showed by means of