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1    1|   attendant, looking to the south, saw the sail of a ship
2    2|  fruitful apple tree on the south side of the monastery of
3    2| same hour the wind from the south obeying the word thus spoken
4    2|    with full sails before a south wind, in a straight course
5    2|     days has blown from the south, to blow from the north,
6    2|     God will now change the south into a north wind, which
7    2|     again." As he spoke the south wind ceased, and a north
8    2|  there suddenly sprung up a south wind, which was most favourable