under a hundred of these! I included nearly and nearness.

• 1.006 that reached nearly down to his woolly toes
• 1.132 but he never got near the Mountain.
• 2.001 Nearly every pot
• 2.031 It was nearly night when they had crossed over.
• 2.035 Fili and Kili were nearly drowned,
• 2.038 and are too near the mountains.
• 2.047 it is nearly always worth while,
• 2.070 and rolling nearly into the fire
• 2.075 and Bifur and Bofur and Bombur piled uncomfortably near the fire.
• 2.108 They were nearly suffocated,
• 2.110 dug somewhere near to hide from the sun in?
• 3.001 down very near to them.
• 3.010 so suddenly that Gandalf’s horse nearly slipped down the slope.
• 3.012 and nearly fell off,
• 5.001 No one was anywhere near him.
• 5.005 and goblins are not very near,
• 5.012 if they ever came down alone anywhere near the edge of the water,
• 5.016 The hobbit jumped nearly out of his skin
• 5.029 and nearly bursting his brain to think of riddles
• 5.053 two-legs sat near on three-legs,
• 5.132 If goblins are so near that he smelt them,’
• 5.146 but a goblin had pushed it nearly to.
• 6.012 You nearly chopped off my head with Glamdring,
• 6.026 so that they often caught people benighted near their gates.
• 6.050 near Mr. Baggins’ hole at home,
• 6.058 and nearly got him.
• 6.072 until nearly all the flames were put out –
• 6.083 was very nearly left behind again!
• 6.083 in the air with his arms nearly breaking.
• 6.095 anywhere near where men lived.
• 6.097 I am nearly dead of it,’
• 7.010 and near the end of the stony ford.
• 7.016 because it is the only one near his home
• 7.023 which are nearly as marvellous as himself.
• 7.028 We are getting near,’ said Gandalf.
• 7.034 Standing near was a huge man with a thick black beard
• 7.039 who lives near the Southern borders of Mirkwood?’
• 7.041 and nearly lost our way,
• 7.042 What did you go near them for?’
• 7.092 and set them up near the fire.
• 7.117 all dancing outside from dark to nearly dawn.
• 7.123 If you lived near the edge of Mirkwood,
• 7.131 nor to come near my house –
• 7.151 I don’t advise you to go anywhere near the places
• 8.006 some nearly as big as your hand,
• 8.008 and fallen leaving only the broken posts near the bank.
• 8.041 he got near the top.
• 8.042 Bilbo’s eyes were nearly blinded by the light.
• 8.044 was standing near the bottom of a wide valley,
• 8.057 to creep near the lights
• 8.062 When they got near Thorin said:
• 8.115 Bilbo was nearly tired out;
• 8.123 and stabbing at their fat bodies if they came too near.
• 8.123 and dared not come very near,
• 9.011 More than once he was nearly caught
• 9.017 did not feel nearly so hopeful as they did.
• 9.017 until his head nearly burst,
• 9.020 near to the very eastern edge of Mirkwood.
• 9.029 Nearly all the king’s folk were merrymaking.
• 9.051 (nearly all of them had already disappeared through the dark trapdoor),
• 9.062 that he could see near the water’s edge.
• 9.063 for now we are drawing near the end of the eastward journey
• 11.001 even for the night so near the shadow of the Mountain.
• 11.004 They knew that they were drawing near to the end of their journey,
• 11.030 nearly coal black,
• 12.012 but rising from the near side of the rocky floor
• 12.019 The door behind them was pulled nearly to,
• 12.020 if you live near him.
• 12.027 near the perilous cliff’s edge
• 12.042 as he drew near the lower door.
• 12.079 he had not gone nearly far enough
• 12.079 and he was nearly overcome,
• 12.080 You aren’t nearly through this adventure yet,’
• 12.082 on a rock near by
• 13.008 Near the bottom,
• 13.017 So they sat near the door
• 13.018 while he was still near enough,
• 13.019 Now as he came near,
• 13.071 but the others sat near the outer door
• 14.018 The flames were near him.
• 14.032 the people near at hand shouted
• 15.004 and perched on a stone near by.
• 15.021 bring us news of any that draw near.
• 15.028 but near the entrance they had so altered the narrow bed
• 16.017 He was nearly across
• 17.032 and crossing the river drew near the camp;
• 17.034 and nearly all of Dain’s folk,
• 17.054 near to the watch-post on Ravenhill.
• 18.001 and no one was near.
• 18.014 and it nearly was disastrous.
• 18.043 So they went on until they drew near
• 19.036 It was now nearly lunchtime,