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A Portuguese fleet becomes the object of conflict between Roman gods.

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He spoke infuriate, nay, well-nigh insane, and straight he ’lighted on the Negro shore; where, mortal gest and human vesture tane, he made for Prasum Headland famed of yore: Better to weave his web of wily bane, he changed his nat’ural shape until it wore a Moorman’s likeness, known in Mozambíque, a crafty greybeard, favoured of the Shaykh.

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