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 1   5|        his age the fervour of his faith had reached such an intensity
 2   5|     shared his enthusiasm for the faith. Some of these afterwards
 3   5|         when by divine favour the faith had increased, Willibrord
 4   6|           growth of the Christian faith, and having in view the
 5   7|           discerned in him ardent faith, religious devotion and
 6   8|         inhabitants, the light of faith shone less brightly. The
 7   9| instructed the youths in the [10] faith and baptized them, so that
 8  11|           who worship Him in true faith will possess eternal life.
 9  12|     Gospel to remain loyal to the faith and to their good resolutions.
10  12|       began in their zeal for the faith to make over to the man
11  27|         and assisted by their own faith, have been cured after being
12  30|           our souls, if with flrm faith and sincere confession we