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 1     I|         beginning from Galilee, hither, and hath broken the commandments
 2     I|        and after I shall return hither again. Then went Volusian
 3     I|     Ephesios: He that descended hither down, that is he that ascended
 4     I|     suddenly a hog cry, and run hither and thither among their
 5     I|       after, I shall bring them hither again in the fourth generation.
 6     I|      dwellers of this town come hither for to draw water, therefore
 7     I|         Isaac said to him: Come hither to me, my son, that I may
 8     I|          he said to Jacob: Come hither to me, my son, and kiss
 9     I|        for thee, and bring thee hither again. And Rebekah went
10     I|         thy servants: Bring him hither to me that I may see. We
11     I|   debonairly said to them; Come hither to me; and when they came
12     I|         counsel that I was sent hither, but by the will of God,
13     I|     land of Egypt tofore I came hither to thee, shall be my sons
14     I|       in this place. Bring them hither, said he, to me that I may
15     I|         brethren. And he looked hither and thither and saw no man.
16     I|     Lord, why hast thou sent me hither? For, sith I have spoken
17    II|       arm, which I have brought hither to thee, my lord. David
18    II|     well that he hath sent thee hither for to let me have knowledge,
19    II|        abiding, and from thence hither returning, and the Lord
20    II|        Know thou that I am sent hither by our Lady for to say to
21    II|        you, and hath brought me hither, the doors being shut, so
22    II|        death. Now thou art come hither and she may not see thee.
23    II|         promised, thou art come hither for to bury my body. When
24    II|       our Lord Jesu Christ came hither I shall not go out but if
25   III|   virtue and might and enter ye hither. Then there entered into
26   III|       said: And he hath sent me hither for to heal thee; I am his
27   III|         harm and evil am I come hither, for I had well supposed
28   III|          I would I had not come hither! Alas! how understood my
29   III|        God, and he hath sent me hither to thee to be thy defender
30   III|       him, and cried loud: Come hither and help me! come hither,
31   III|        hither and help me! come hither, for this dragon will devour
32   III|        what cause thou art come hither. Anon the chamberlain answered:
33   III|      for my master hath sent me hither to the end that I should
34   III|        this year thou wilt come hither again to me and pray for
35   III|          for he that brought me hither shall bring me home again.
36   III|       to them that have sent us hither. He answered: I am he of
37   III|   commandment of whom I am come hither, that it please thee to
38    IV|    hence till thou hast brought hither out of France Maturin the
39    IV|         To whom Nero said: Come hither and say what thou thinkest.
40    IV|     which is accustomed to come hither, shall come, and if he come
41    IV|         thy husband for to come hither and despise me. By my might
42    IV| returned to him, and said: Come hither mine own father, and flee
43    IV|         chariot, they would run hither and thither, and should
44    IV|       For what cause be ye come hither? And they, which were afraid
45    IV|          for he that brought me hither shall bring me home. And
46    IV|      might not move it, ne turn hither ne thither his members in
47    IV|          for he that brought me hither shall soon bring me thither.
48    IV|          And when he had turned hither and thither among the ladies
49    IV|         from whence camest thou hither? and he said: From desert.
50    IV|         then said Decius: Bring hither a bed of iron, that Laurence
51    IV|         them: Wherefore come ye hither? Ye have nothing in this
52    IV|        such a day thou bring me hither thy wife. And the knight
53    IV|   Blessed Virgin be transported hither with due honour and reverence.
54     V|       pray him that he come not hither, that his angels do not
55     V|   sepulchre and threw the bones hither and thither. And it is said
56     V|       thy God? Now let him come hither and deliver thee from these
57     V|         fellow, he ran groaning hither and thither, and when he
58     V|         fields and began to run hither and thither desiring to
59     V|   companies of devils which ran hither and thither with great noise,
60     V|      And then men cried and ran hither and thither, and the man
61    VI|      tofore God. Wherefore come hither to thy king and ours, S.
62    VI|     reign upon them, bring them hither and slay them tofore me.
63    VI|       present, make men to come hither that be eloquent and can
64    VI|        the apostles said: Bring hither the child to us, and also
65    VI|          wherefore followest me hither? I am appeared to thee in
66    VI|        me, and therefore I come hither so that by this hart that
67    VI|       thou come again to-morrow hither that I appear again to thee,
68    VI|          to whom she said: Give hither the mantle. And when she
69    VI|         and bring her with thee hither to me. And then she hasted
70    VI|        wood lion, she hath sent hither like as a meek lamb. And
71    VI|       Our Lord hath not sent me hither by my merits, but he hath
72    VI|        to cry and weep, and ran hither and thither braying by the
73   VII|     thither, and bring you both hither safely. Then he, meekly
74   VII|       my sending obeyed to come hither, hoping and trusting to
75   VII|     said to her Katherine, come hither to me. And as soon as she
76   VII|       he could, saying: Ye come hither for to be joyful with me,
77   VII|         this abbey. And we came hither out of the abbey of S. Patrick
78   VII|     hath been sick sith we came hither. And when we go to mass,
79   VII|     forty years old when I came hither, and am now one hundred
80   VII|        shalt yet hereafter come hither with great travail if thou
81   VII|         the thief, that am come hither to do penance; and anon