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 1    II|       men. Then they left their ships and nets, and followed him,
 2    II|      man heard say that certain ships laden with wheat were arrived
 3   III|      mariners and let the other ships have knowledge thereof.
 4   III|        Seine, whereas of custom ships were wont to perish, she
 5   III|     virgin to Paris with eleven ships charged with victual. Wind,
 6    IV|      that passed by and drowned ships. He came thither by sea
 7     V|      torments, and drowned many ships and slain many men. And
 8     V| received the toll and custom of ships and merchandise. And howbeit
 9    VI|        were entering into their ships; and as the king of Denmark
10    VI|        into the sea between two ships and was drowned, by whose
11    VI|     Basle they left there their ships and went to Rome afoot.
12    VI|      and purposeth with all his ships and army to winter him in
13    VI| governance of the body, and the ships which be fastened and bounden
14    VI|      waves of the sea. And some ships there be that have brittle
15   VII|       two hundred and fifty-two ships of men of arms, which arrived
16   VII|         his realm; and when the ships were ready for to sail,
17   VII|       the realm thou do so. The ships then ready, sailed on the