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Even the helmsman Palinurus cries from the high stern: Alas! why have such clouds girt the heaven? What have you in mind, Father Neptune? So he cries, and straightway bids them gather in the tackling and bend to their stout oars, then turns the sails aslant the wind and thus speaks: Noble Aeneas, not even if Jupiter should use his authority to guarantee it, could I hope to reach Italy with such a sky.
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