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14 Now not much after, a wind, a hurricane, called a "northeaster,casts itself against the island."
15 Now the ship being gripped by it, and not being able to luff to the wind, giving her up, we were carried along."
16 Now, running under a certain islet called Cauda, we are hardly strong enough to hold off the skiff,
17 hoisting which, they used stays, undergirding the ship. Besides, fearing lest they should be falling into the Syrtis quicksand, lowering the gear, thus they were carried along."
18 Yet at our being tremendously tossed by the tempest, the next day, they jettisoned,
19 and on the third with their own hands they toss over the ship's gear.
20 Now neither sun nor constellations making their advent for more days, and besides, no slight tempest lying on us, all further expectation of our being saved was taken from us."