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  1     I|       is read that it was done nigh unto Pasque. Therefore the
  2     I|         but it hung in the air nigh to the earth. Secondly,
  3     I|        was in a field about or nigh Damascus. Where it is said,
  4     I|        the principal angels be nigh to God and be without moyen
  5     I|   their gods had approached so nigh them as our Lord God is
  6     I|      Abraham. Lo! I stand here nigh by the well of water, and
  7     I|   children of Israel departed, nigh the number of six hundred
  8    II|        man named Raguel, a man nigh to thy kindred and tribe,
  9    II|      destruction of Nineveh is nigh, the word of God shall not
 10    II|      he knew well his time was nigh, and there executed the
 11    II|    almost wasted and destroyed nigh all France, there was a
 12    II|      there, and when they came nigh the body, there issued out
 13    II|      On a time as Macarius was nigh his house, the devil came
 14    II|     pulse, and saw that he was nigh his end, and said to his
 15    II|    when the servant of God was nigh his end he left in writing
 16    II|        saying: Sir, the sun is nigh gone down, and he hearing
 17   III|    vision.~There were two nuns nigh unto his monastery which
 18   III|    lift up from the earth well nigh a foot and a half, and began
 19   III|    they fled. And when he came nigh the city he venomed the
 20   III|      their sails for they were nigh land, and he did so, and
 21   III|         And when he approached nigh the city a man of the heretics,
 22   III|     life and was there buried, nigh unto the temple. And the
 23   III|        multitude of barbarians nigh unto the river of the Danube,
 24   III|    much in showing that it was nigh neighbour unto God, sister
 25   III|       them thence, and came so nigh them that they might not
 26   III| Canterbury. And when they drew nigh the city they came in with
 27   III|      to York; and when he came nigh to the city there met him
 28   III|      great multitude of people nigh dead for heat of the sun
 29   III|        the mountains two miles nigh to Jerusalem, and there
 30   III|        health of the world was nigh. Then came to him many,
 31   III|      made in a mountain, right nigh the city, a little lodge
 32   III|         the realm of heaven is nigh to them that do penance,
 33   III|         Peter, which was right nigh of his kin, and from then
 34   III|       then as they were lodged nigh by a river, and the son
 35    IV|        him. And when they came nigh to Rome the people came
 36    IV|      holy body above the earth nigh unto the same sepulchre,
 37    IV|       were blind came and were nigh him. By the prayers of this
 38    IV|     and what for anger, he was nigh out of his wit, and wist
 39    IV|      heat and labour they were nigh dead for thirst, and anon
 40    IV|   Bethany, the castle which is nigh to Jerusalem, and also a
 41    IV|       head; at his passion was nigh unto the cross; which made
 42    IV|     lady, which was great, and nigh the time of her childing,
 43    IV|         And when he approached nigh to it a stone's cast, his
 44    IV|  arrows hung in the air about, nigh him, without touching. Then
 45    IV|    present, that her death was nigh, and bade to light the tapers
 46    IV|  solemnised at Milan which was nigh to him. And when he saw
 47    IV|    There was an earl which was nigh to the emperor Otto, that
 48    IV|       Moses, and this Crete is nigh to a mountain which is nigh
 49    IV|    nigh to a mountain which is nigh to the sea, and assembled
 50    IV|    about him, and no drop came nigh him the space of three cubits. ~
 51     V|    pestilence fever.~There was nigh unto that wood a little
 52     V|      his named brother Robert, nigh to himself as to the world,
 53     V|     find him. And in like wise nigh according to this is read
 54     V|      the mountain of Vulcan is nigh to that isle, and was to
 55     V|       off a pear tree standing nigh his vineyard when he was
 56     V|      water. And when they were nigh him, they doubted much to
 57     V|       chamberer arrived a mile nigh unto Trecane, she said to
 58     V|       as they were seven miles nigh unto the town, they began
 59     V|       for because they were so nigh to Jesu Christ and were
 60     V|      all the mountains and was nigh unto heaven, and that there
 61     V|        woman great with child, nigh her time of deliverance,
 62     V|     casted out, so that he was nigh dead, and did him to be
 63     V|      with the shrine, and came nigh unto the church of S. Christopher,
 64     V|       by the middle of them so nigh that he touched them with
 65    VI|    persecution Englishmen were nigh destroyed, and great desolation
 66    VI|      king of France, which was nigh of his kin, made with him
 67    VI|      follow the light and drew nigh. Then the old man asked
 68    VI|        was almost gone, he lay nigh two days in a trance, as
 69    VI|     knowing that his hour drew nigh, spake to them that stood
 70    VI|        sick twelve months, and nigh consumed away, had a vision
 71    VI|   beheaded. And because it was nigh to the river, they might
 72    VI|     then they went to a temp]e nigh to the city, and there they
 73    VI|       and Placidus approaching nigh, thought in his mind how
 74    VI|       tofore, and when he came nigh to the place he departed
 75    VI|        and dwelled in a forest nigh to the city of Limoges.
 76    VI|       fear when she approached nigh unto her Saviour, that she
 77    VI|     howbeit her bed was not so nigh that the voice of a man
 78    VI|     and anon as this woman was nigh by Clement she might abstain
 79   VII|     the means, how well he was nigh to her heart that she sought.
 80   VII|    Fabricius heard this he was nigh from himself for anger,
 81   VII|    supposing that she had been nigh dead and feeble, but when
 82   VII|     was right hot and the meat nigh sodden, then this island
 83   VII|    because their victuals were nigh spent; but by the ordinance
 84   VII|   venomous which was in a cave nigh to him, which infected so
 85   VII|      that he went to the field nigh unto the city, and there
 86   VII|      end of his life which was nigh. And as he was sent for
 87   VII|        not depart, but lead me nigh the fire, and if God will
 88   VII|     because that the night was nigh, and they wist not where
 89   VII|        sinner, my town is here nigh, I counsel that we return
 90   VII|         and was born in a town nigh to the said city, where
 91   VII|    another time as he preached nigh to a church called Carnifrut
 92   VII|       and by affinity of blood nigh parents, instantly prayed
 93   VII|        called Reole, which was nigh cousin to him as some folk
 94   VII|      and most miserable he set nigh him. He lay all night on
 95   VII|       his habit, and cast them nigh to a glass window, but the
 96   VII|       the lives of saints were nigh lost and all their legends,
 97   VII|        ancient poor, which ate nigh to him, to whom he charitably
 98   VII|       escaped by the next ship nigh thence, always he yielded
 99   VII|      on the third night after, nigh the rising of Aurora, the
100   VII|       of great age, proceeding nigh her last days, how now,
101   VII|  having pity on them that were nigh dead, kneeled down to the
102   VII|     fountain quick and living, nigh the term of his days, Iying
103   VII|       Maubeuge, that was there nigh, and there she made her
104   VII|        ne see her, all went he nigh her. There she abode unto
105   VII|     realm of heaven shall come nigh to you. And of his sweet
106   VII|       Jesu Christ, that cometh nigh that time, that is to wit
107   VII|        this that the priest is nigh the sacrament, and therefore
108   VII|       after, the priest coming nigh to the principal consecration,
109   VII|     ensample of the women that nigh the cross lamentably and