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1        I, I     |       the nights are light in summer, so that at midnight the
2        I, I     |      are of a great length in summer, and on the other hand,
3        I, I     |      nights are very short in summer, and the days in winter,
4        I, I     |       no man makes hay in the summer for winter’s provision,
5      III, I     |       First, in the following summer, he put Osric to death;
6       IV, IV    | reason that the Scots, in the summer season, when the harvest
7       IV, XXVIII|       sprouted from it by the summer. Hereupon, when the brethren
8        V, XII   |     towards the rising of the summer sun. And as we walked we