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 1    1,  1|     and easily passe this high hill before us, by merry and
 2    1,  4|   beeing on the top of an high hill, and by reason thereof destitute
 3    4, 18|        I left him lying at the hill foot wel nigh slain, and
 4    4, 19|       body from the point of a hill down into a great valley.
 5    4, 19|       had passed over a little hill, we came to our appointed
 6    4, 19|   there was an exceeding great hill compassed about with big
 7    4, 19|     about. From the top of the hill ranne a running water as
 8    4, 19|  Before the denne where was no hill stood an high tower, and
 9    4, 22|      And set on rock of yonder hill aloft:~Her husband is no
10    4, 22|    appointed rocke of the high hill, and set [her] hereon, and
11    4, 22| Zephyrus, and carried from the hill with a meek winde, which
12    4, 22|       of Psyches came unto the hill where she was set on the
13    4, 22|     leapt down rashly from the hill themselves. Then Zephyrus
14    4, 22|    Church on the top of a high hill) she said, What can I tell
15    4, 22|      the toppe of yonder great Hill, from whence there runneth
16    4, 22|    come up to the ridge of the hill, she perceived that it was
17    4, 22|    thither and enquire for the hill Tenarus, whereas thou shalt
18    5, 28|     wood every day from a high hill, and who should drive me
19    5, 28|       tooke in climbing up the hill, neither pleased when he
20    5, 29|    drive mee any longer to the hill for wood, saying: Doe you
21    5, 30|     morrow lead me to the same hill againe, and tied me to a
22    5, 30|       through the woods of the hill to the place where the boy
23    8, 46|     appeare. First there was a hill of wood, not much unlike
24    8, 46|       done from the top of the hill through a privy spout, ran
25    8, 46|   opened, and swallowed up the hill of wood: and then behold
26    9, 48|        aire, the beasts of the hill, the serpents of the den,