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 1     I|   countries, and the Jews were neighbours fast by. These kings were
 2     I|      death for his friends and neighbours, that is of them of whose
 3     I|        etc.: My friends and my neighbours have approached against
 4     I|    alieni recesserunt a me: My neighbours that knew me, as strangers
 5     I|      other be ordained for our neighbours. Every person that hath
 6    II|        and buried him. All his neighbours reproved and chid him, saying
 7    II|        ordain meat for all his neighbours and friends, and Raguel
 8    II|       by inobedience, ne their neighbours by untruth, ne by conceiving
 9    II|       his use, and some of his neighbours would have stolen away these
10    II|       God, whereof many of the neighbours noted it, and said to the
11   III|       host said it was for his neighbours that came to drink each
12   III|    awake the host, and all the neighbours and guests on all sides,
13   III|      well ordained against his neighbours, for all them that were
14   III|         Ambrose called all his neighbours and began first to dig the
15   III|      then he was born, and the neighbours and cousins and friends
16    IV|       him, that it was for his neighbours, which would come and drink
17    IV|        he sent for to wake the neighbours on all sides, in such wise
18    IV|    extend to the health of his neighbours. In the book of collations
19    IV|     The day he departed to his neighbours, and the night to God. His
20    IV|      worms, so that one of the neighbours took eighteen worms out
21    IV|      Virgin Mary assembled her neighbours and said to them: I let
22     V|    hearts of the people of his neighbours sufficed not to him to receive
23     V|    they of his lineage and his neighbours which had heard it should
24     V|        another Jew, one of his neighbours, to dinner, and as they
25     V|    hath done good works to his neighbours. And the adversary said:
26     V|      men dare not offend their neighbours for villainous and vicious
27     V|       his proper body, and his neighbours wept, which had supposed
28     V|   ministers, our brethren, our neighbours, the bearers of our souls
29     V|        be our brethren and our neighbours, for all they that be chosen
30    VI|        power to overcome their neighbours, turned unto the Danes against
31    VI|        Danes against their own neighbours, and so, by the help of
32    VI|     was known in the city, her neighbours came, some for to comfort
33    VI| neighbour when he wrote to his neighbours the doctrine of the apostles,
34    VI|   knowledge in counsels to his neighbours, by the words that Jerome
35    VI|      he was so fruitful to his neighbours that he was holden most
36    VI|    away from him. And then the neighbours ran for to hear this thing,
37    VI|    given it to the king or his neighbours tofore the priest. He was
38    VI|      myself. And therewith the neighbours came out and ran after the
39    VI|       and brought with her her neighbours, and showed the wounds of
40    VI|       do by other men's and my neighbours, ne I love none other thing
41   VII|       so three years. Then his neighbours came thither by devotion
42   VII|      blame and dispraise their neighbours them I shall persecute.