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 1     I|     tempests and outrages of weather happen, to the end that
 2   III|   storm was appeased and the weather fair. They went to their
 3    IV| sleep and rest them, for the weather was then right hot. And
 4    IV|    great peace was, and fair weather in the sea. Then were there
 5    VI|   hour, which was right fair weather, came so great thunder and
 6    VI|    to hear him, suddenly the weather changed, and waxed all dark
 7    VI|   orison and his prayer, the weather began to withdraw by that
 8    VI|      chased away such a dark weather by his holy prayer. After,
 9   VII|       and here is never cold weather, but ever summer, and that
10   VII|    in this land is ever fair weather, and none of us hath been
11   VII| flowers, and anon after, the weather began to wax fair and clear
12   VII| burned up with the same fell weather. When the emperor heard