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 1   I|       this church the reverend father gathered together a rather
 2   3|         and at his baptism his father gave him the name of Willibrord.
 3   3| reached the age of reason1 his father gave him to the church at
 4   7|  arrived in Rome the Apostolic Father had a dream in which he
 5   7|      be refused. The Apostolic Father, forewarned by this admonition,
 6  18|  peaceably with them, the holy father went round the cells of
 7  18| morning, he ran after the holy father and, falling at his feet,
 8  21|     lawful bequest of the said father and through the goodwill
 9  22|    holy man Willibrord, at the father's urgent request, sent them
10  23|         King of the Franks and father of the present illustrious
11  23|  dignity and glory. Of Pippin, father of the last named, Willibrord
12  26|        the soul of his saintly father surrounded by a bright radiance
13  31|       as we have said, was the father of this holy man, for as
14  31|     the blessing of our former father, the holy Willibrord, condescended
15  31|      as they desired.  O happy father to beget such a son and