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 1     I|     even and plain, and all the mountains and valleys shall be brought
 2     I|      cubits higher than all the mountains, like as it is written in
 3     I|     redeem thee; when among the mountains and the forests thou wert
 4     I|     deep pit all environed with mountains. In which place, after the
 5     I|      that cometh leaping in the mountains and overpassing the hills.
 6     I|     waters on ~height above the mountains and hills, for the water
 7     I|    fifteen cubits above all the mountains, that it should purge and
 8     I|         for to slay them in the mountains. I pray thee Lord that thy
 9    II|    hundred, and kept him in the mountains. ~And on a time David was
10    II|      wrote unto all them in the mountains that they should keep the
11    II|     keep the strait ways of the mountains, and so the children of
12    II|      had closed the ways of the mountains, and he was burned in overmuch
13    II|        is this that besiege the mountains, or what or how many cities
14    II|     people that dwelleth in the mountains, and there shall not issue
15    II|          and be come over these mountains whereas some of them dwell.
16    II|         true, let us ascend the mountains, and when the mighty men
17    II|         Achior and ascended the mountains, against whom came out men
18   III|          And as they passed the mountains of Mongus Sourgus one of
19   III|         is in the height of the mountains, in the temperance of the
20   III|          and the people fled by mountains and valleys, and said: Alas!
21   III|   weened certainly that all the mountains should fall on them and
22   III|        and accompany her in the mountains where she dwelt, right far,
23   III|      Zacharias dwelled upon the mountains two miles nigh to Jerusalem,
24    IV|      weened verily that all the mountains had fallen on them, and
25     V|      bishop, flying by the high mountains as an eagle, hath pronounced
26     V|      Thecla brought it over the mountains, and set it in the church
27     V|       it appeared above all the mountains and was nigh unto heaven,
28     V|   without number had passed the mountains and came beneath, the emperor
29     V| pastured about the sides of the mountains it happed that a bull left
30     V|       maid which dwelled in the mountains of Apulia in a castle, and
31     V|       were cut asunder, and the mountains cloven, right great floods
32    VI|         For as he went over the mountains he fell among thieves. And
33    VI|         went into the woods and mountains. And then he abode a little
34    VI|      Alps, otherwise called the mountains, and was of noble parentage
35   VII|        sunken, and others, with mountains and hills, were borne and
36   VII|         host and entered by the mountains into Italy, and assieged
37   VII|         voice of the birds. The mountains and the fields showed signs