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 1 11|   lettres of the A B C on whiche thei fallen. ~
 2 19|          ben clepid azimutz, and thei dividen the orisounte of
 3 21|      margyn of the riet there as thei sitte, of whiche sterres
 4 21|        sterres of the north, for thei arise by northe the est
 5 21|       south. But I seie not that thei arisen alle by southe the
 6 21|          ben under thilke signes thei causen us by her influence
 7 21|  ensample in alle the signes, be thei moist or drie, or moeble
 8 4 |     space of 25 degres, yit seyn thei that thilke planete is "
 9 4 |        spaces, above or bynethe, thei seyn that the planete is "
10 4 |          upon the ascendent. But thei wol caste that thei have
11 4 |          But thei wol caste that thei have a fortunat planete
12 4 |       his felicite; and than sey thei that it is wel. Further
13 4 |          it is wel. Further over thei seyn that the infortunyng
14 4 |       lord of the ascendent, sey thei that he is fortunat whan
15 4 |         infortunat; and than sey thei that he is well. ~Natheles
16 10| understond wel that som tyme ben thei lenger by day than by night,
17 18|        Astrelabye, yf so be that thei be trewly sette. ~Set the
18 28|    signes, or croked signes, for thei arise embelyf on oure orisonte.
19 28|         arisen more upright, and thei ben called eke sovereyn
20 38|    contrarie; and in this manere thei change not her meridian.
21 38|         her meridian. But sothly thei chaungen her almykanteras,