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

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So fly the Moors; the Loadsman who alone the Ships in deadly imm’inent risk had led, deeming his hateful plans to all beknown, plunged in the bitter depths and swimming fled. But as her course had missed the steadfast stone, where every hope of darling life were dead, eftsoons our Amm’irall doth her anchor throw, and, near her, furling sail, the rest come to.

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