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 1 II   |   every one who hath shall be given, and he shall have abundance;
 2 II   |      love of virtue, shall be given, by Divine Providence, an
 3 II   |       it was an angel who had given him the advice, and sent
 4 VIII |  residence, and the monastery given to others. But our worthy
 5 XII  |      my son? Why have you not given part to God's handmaid?
 6 XII  |   certain village, and having given the fish to be cooked, made
 7 XXXI |      bread which Cuthbert had given him: "And I think," said
 8 XXXII|       him self with food, and given thanks to God, walked back
 9 XXXV | fountain. But he, when he had given thanks and tasted it, gave
10 XXXVI|       which they seem to have given with carelessness or indifference.
11 XL   |  Scripture, and in particular given to works of charity. If
12 XL   |  bruises, so that it was then given openly to understand the
13 XLV  |       single limb. Being thus given over by all worldly physicians,