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 1        I, III  |   to south; being six miles distant from the southern coast
 2       II, III  |     about twenty-four miles distant from the city of Canterbury
 3      III, II   | Hagustald, which is not far distant, long ago made it their
 4      III, XIV  |    which is about ten miles distant from the village called
 5      III, XIX  |   fires in the air, not far distant from each other. Then asking
 6      III, XXIII|   monastery among steep and distant mountains, which looked
 7       IV, XXIII|    are about thirteen miles distant from each other.~It is also
 8       IV, XXVII|  the ocean about nine miles distant from that same church. From
 9        V, II   |     about a mile and a half distant and separated from it by
10        V, XXI  | Church, in so far as men so distant from the speech and nation