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 1   III|       men, and as he made his purveyance for to make the said voyage,
 2    IV|     to be drowned. But by the purveyance of Almighty God they came
 3     V|     bread, that hound, by the purveyance of God, brought from the
 4     V|      his election, and by the purveyance of God. And there was heard
 5    VI|       the water if the divine purveyance had not letted him. And
 6    VI|   these two young men, by the purveyance of God were lodged in the
 7    VI|   into the sea, and so by the purveyance of God it shall be brought
 8    VI|      waves of the sea, by the purveyance of God. After this, the
 9    VI| Thuringia, like as the divine purveyance had ordained because she
10    VI|     christian men. But by the purveyance of Almighty God there came
11   VII|      short time after, by the purveyance of our Lord Jesu Christ,
12   VII|        but at the last by the purveyance of God they found a little
13   VII|     land, till at last by the purveyance of God, they saw far from
14   VII|      after that they found by purveyance of God an island which was
15   VII|  island in safety. And by the purveyance of God they came at the
16   VII|    anon there came one by the purveyance of God which served them
17   VII|   which I entered, and by the purveyance of God was I brought into
18   VII|       while, and then, by the purveyance of God, there came an otter,
19   VII|       he was shewed by divine purveyance. For in those parts there
20   VII|     Earl of Alquin was by the purveyance of God rendered to his mother
21   VII|     crime. In the end, by the purveyance of his mother, and of the