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 1    II|        be worthy to satisfy thy providence. Nevertheless I pray thee
 2    II|     things be said to me by the providence of God, and that God is
 3    II|        to be the virtue and the providence of God, and said to me:
 4    II|       to study, where by divine providence he flowered in double science
 5   III|         not find it, but by the providence of our Lord, within short
 6    IV| committed himself wholly to her providence. Then she anon appeared
 7     V|   mocked and scorned him of his providence, and set the garners afire.
 8     V|         And by the holiness and providence of the good bishop Logier
 9     V|         legend that, the divine providence gave to him that name, because
10    VI|         worshipping here, ne no providence in the world, but fortune
11    VI|     they had showed to him what providence was, by open reasons, and
12    VI|     they had enough disputed of providence, the old man said: I had
13    VI|       said: I had well believed providence, but mine own conscience