It's hard to tell exactly what you want to do, but a first guess is that my original suggestion was exactly on the money. Consider:

use strict;
use warnings;
use Lingua::Concordance;

my $text = <<TEXT;
Oldfield's career began fairly early, playing <1> acoustic guitar in l
+ocal folk
clubs. At this time, he already had two fifteen-minute instrumental pi
+eces in
which he would "go through all <2>sorts of moods", precursors to his l
+andmark
1970s' compositions. In his early teens, Oldfield was involved in a 'b
+eat group'
<3>playing Shadows-style music (he has often cited Hank Marvin as a ma
+jor
influence, and would later cover The Shadows' song "Wonderful Land").
TEXT

my $query = 'in';
my $concordance = Lingua::Concordance->new ();

$concordance->radius(25);
$concordance->text($text);
$concordance->query($query);

my @matches = $concordance->lines();
my @pairs;

for my $match (@matches) {
    while ($match =~ /<(\d+)>.*?$query/g) {
        push @pairs, map {[$_, $match]} $1  if $-[0] < $concordance->r
+adius();
    }
}

print "$_->[0]: $_->[1]\n" for @pairs;

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Prints:

1: ng <1> acoustic guitar in local folk clubs. At thi
3:  a 'beat group' <3>playing Shadows-style music (he

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True laziness is hard work

In reply to Re^3: While two conditions by GrandFather
in thread While two conditions by welle

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