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1   3|        From his earliest years divine grace enabled him to grow
2   5| purpose but ignorant as yet of divine preordination, decided to
3   5|      years afterwards, when by divine favour the faith had increased,
4   6| importance, constrained by the divine will, Willibrord acquiesced,
5   8|     which, through the help of divine grace, attended his labours
6   9|      who nevertheless, through divine intervention, received tbe
7  12|        man of God, favoured by divine grace, made increasing progress
8  31|       and, doing honour to the divine mercy, they drank soberly