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 1    IV|  withal into the ship without sail or rudder. And by the conduct
 2    IV|       put into a ship without sail, oars, or rudder governail,
 3     V|    the left side and ye shall sail more right. And he said
 4     V|      in a boat, and bade them sail as they did before, and
 5   VII|       and I counselled him to sail into an island far in the
 6   VII|    prayed him that they might sail with him, and then he said:
 7   VII|      and then he said: Ye may sail with me, but one of you
 8   VII|    the shipmen to wind up the sail and forth they sailed in
 9   VII|   leave of them and bade them sail forth right east, and within
10   VII|     to tell you that ye shall sail from hence into an island
11   VII| journey to do, for thou shalt sail to an island which is forty
12   VII|    and from thence thou shalt sail into the land of Behest,
13   VII|    abide here, but thou shalt sail again into thine own country,
14   VII|       ships were ready for to sail, S. Louis, beholding his