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1    2,    2| invoked in his transports the divine Calliope, the muse of epic
2    2,    5|     stand them. Let us invoke divine aid, Austin!”~Meanwhile
3    2,   14|     that sung an air from the divine Mozart last night?”~“It
4    3,   13|    that his friends might, by Divine mercy, find the means of
5    3,   20|     deliverance except from a divine hand.~“Ah, my poor children!
6    3,   20|      saved—and, oh, wonder of Divine goodness, my children, my