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1        I, XV    |             Judge, it ravaged all the neighbouring cities and country, spread
2        I, XIX   |           fire broke out in a cottage neighbouring to that in which he was;
3        I, XX    | panic-stricken, fearing, not only the neighbouring rocks, but even the very
4        I, XXXIII|           grave every night; till the neighbouring people who saw it, perceiving
5       IV, I     |          named Andrew, belonging to a neighbouring nunnery and he was by all
6       IV, IV    |              of the chief and all the neighbouring people, he placed the English
7       IV, XVI   |             and crossed over into the neighbouring province of the Jutes.Coming
8       IV, XXVII |              on foot, and went to the neighbouring townships, where he preached
9        V, IX    |               called "Garmans" by the neighbouring nation of the Britons. Such