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 1   T-I|        whether to use~oars or breeze: take advice from the time
 2   T-I|    were borne on a favourable breeze,~perhaps your faithfulness
 3   T-I| Zerynthian shore with a light breeze,~as our wearied keel touched
 4 T-III|     with you, while the light breeze bore me,~this boat of mine
 5  T-IV|   help,~till there’s a softer breeze and the god’s appeased:~
 6   T-V|       Once, while a following breeze drove my sails on,~I was
 7   ExI|  friends,~while the favouring breeze swelled my sails:~now the
 8  ExIV|     than every leaf, than any breeze:~only yours, perverse one,
 9  ExIV|      No matter how slight the breeze, so long as it aids me~my
10  ExIV|        I beg you,~and, if the breeze will fill a sail, loose
11  ExIV|   with following winds so the breeze filled his driven sails.~