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1 1,1|      and clung to the meshes, gazing at the abyss. ~The delicate
2 1,7|      shore, his arms crossed, gazing over the sea, the horizon
3 2,1| understand it at all, and was gazing at the stones scattered
4 2,7|     would remain entire hours gazing at the woods, from which
5 2,4|   They set out on their walk, gazing into the wood and thickets
6 2,4|     the experiment; and after gazing attentively at the miserable
7 2,5|     lying near the window and gazing at the sky. ~"Come, my friend,"
8 2,5|     attempt to escape. He was gazing at the little waves which,
9 3,2|  Ayrton opened his eyes, and, gazing at Harding, then at the