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 1 I   |            vapour. Her eyes seemed to gaze far beyond terrestrial space.
 2 III |            But she raised her head to gaze upon the moon, and murmured,
 3 VI  |              never weary of coming to gaze at them. The women would
 4 VI  | blood-splashed face with his arm, and gaze at the horizon in the direction
 5 VI  |            alone in his tent he would gaze upon the zaimph. Of what
 6 VII |               temple of Eschmoun. His gaze mounted higher still, to
 7 VII |             as it were, with his keen gaze: “No one yet suspects?”~
 8 VII |             Tammouz; and beneath your gaze, O father, joyfulness and
 9 X   |            followed with a melancholy gaze the men who were disappearing
10 XI  |             would be polluted by your gaze!”~She threw the zaimph about
11 XIII|       peacefulness possessed her. Her gaze was less wandering, and
12 XIII|          panting on the cushions, and gaze at her with an almost tender
13 XIII|          standing upright, and with a gaze of attention rather than
14 XV  |             the women. They burned to gaze upon him who had caused