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 1    II|          on a day,as a ship with mariners were in perishing on the
 2    II|      went thither and prayed the mariners that they would succour
 3    II|       and great fishes. Then the mariners that led the body in to
 4    II|    sooner arrived aland than the mariners were, and was found of a
 5   III|       and I prayed to one of the mariners that he would suffer me
 6   III|      ship, and after, hasted the mariners and let the other ships
 7   III|          port of Venice, and the mariners told the peril where they
 8    IV|      mother and the son. And the mariners then said: This dead body
 9    IV|         man did so much with the mariners, what for prayers and for
10    IV|       cruelly with fire. And the mariners were in great doubt and
11     V|        of the sea, and saw there mariners in great peril and like
12     V|     tempest ceased, and anon the mariners came to land and thanked
13    VI|        of the ship commanded his mariners to cast him in the sea,
14    VI|          upon a table, and other mariners found us and took us into
15    VI|          souls use the office of mariners under the governance of
16   VII|        rock so strongly that the mariners and other there weened that
17   VII| Manuscripts, cargo of, iii. 193.~Mariners, superstition of, iv. 79.~