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 1     I|  Music Gallery at Exeter, the South Porch at Lincoln, the Galilee
 2     I| hortum meum. Come wind of the south, and blow in my garden,
 3     I|       to the north and to the south. Or by the four crosses
 4     I|       the east. Africa is the south part, and therein is Carthage
 5     I|       all the land toward the south, and saw the beauty thereof,
 6     I|     in, from the north to the south, and from the east to the
 7     I|       the west, and north and south, and all the tribes of the
 8     V|       two were set toward the south, and the third toward the
 9    VI|    east, the apostles; by the south, the martyrs; by the north,
10    VI|    only, that one against the south, and that other against
11   VII|  water.~And then there came a south wind and drove the ship
12   VII|      again. And then came the south wind, and drove them farther
13   VII|       drove the ship into the south, which sailed seven days
14   VII|    and sailed forty days even south in full great tempest, and
15   VII|      should adore towards the south, and so do yet the Saracens.