Cumque iam navi imposuissent quae tanti itineris necessitas poscebat, atque opportunos aliquot dies ventos exspectarent, facta est nocte quadam tam saeva tempestas, quae perditis nonnulla ex parte his quae in navi erant rebus, ipsam in littus iacentem inter undas relinqueret: salvata sunt tamen omnia quae erant Ecgbercti, et sociorum eius.
And when they had now laid aboard all that should be requisite in such a long voyage, and tarried some days for a good wind, there arose one night such a vehement tempest that, good part of the merchandise in the ship being lost, she was left in the midst of the waves lying upon the shore: notwithstanding, all Egberts goods were saved and his companions.
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