Day, Novell

 1    2,    7|     soundly sleeping) stood at a gazing window~ ~towards the Sea,
 2    2,   10|           modest; woman to stand gazing in the faces of men: and
 3    3,    3|         with those walkes, and~ ~gazing glances which hee dartes
 4    4,    8| admiration, they stood strangely gazing~ ~each upon other.~ ~ Wonderfull
 5    4,    9|        and stepping unto a great gazing~ ~Window, the Casement whereof
 6    4,   10|       escape from them) he stood gazing on them~ ~without any answer.~ ~
 7    5,    4|        wall, and~ ~at the goodly gazing window, we may discourse
 8    8,    3|          saide Buffalmaco. Bruno gazing~ ~strangely every where
 9    8,    7|        likewise from their close gazing~ ~window, and spent wanton
10    9,    4|      also, that they which stood gazing by, beleeved (as by~ ~their
11    9,    5|            doore, and then stood gazing on her, as if hee had never
12   10,    4|        together, and she still~ ~gazing every way about her, not