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1 I  | rapidly by the horses, enjoyed gazing at the desolate landscape
2 I  | apparently dead. A young girl, gazing at him, was plunging a sword
3 III|    hardly thinking, but simply gazing vaguely, breathing in the
4 IV |       on the window sill, were gazing out at the moonlit garden.~
5 VI |      window panes.~Then, after gazing for some time at the sky
6 VII|  white-caps on it. Then, after gazing listlessly for some time,
7 IX |     She was sitting on a bank, gazing at the infant, whom she
8 X  |        priest, bewildered, was gazing at her. “Come, get to the
9 XIV|    remain for days motionless, gazing into the fire, thinking