anigh

(əˈnaɪ)

adv

archaic near, close

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References in classic literature

'em off an 'fends 'em off, an' 'Don't ye come anigh me,' she sez.

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See I have told her tale, though I know not What men are dwelling now on that green spot Anigh Boebeis, or if Pherae still, With name oft changed perchance, adown the hill Still shows its white walls to the rising sun.

The Genesis of Balaustion's Adventure

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