starin

I gits him out at last, an 'we goes over to where poor Jess stands, stiff an' starin 'down inter the gulch.

The Spinner's Book of Fiction Various

I'm so proud of ye when I think of the grand secret it's keepin 'for ye I am; and less and less are gettin' me chances for the salvation of me soul, for every night I'm a-sittin 'starin' at the magazines ye gave me when I ought to be tellin 'me beads and makin' me devotions.

Her father`s daughter 1921

I've been sittin 'starin', starin 'at' is muddy pair of boots,

Rhymes of a Red Cross Man 1916

The mates and the crew, part of 'em, was standin 'starin' at the pair.

Keziah Coffin Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907

There was something so onnatural about that big, wicked face hangin 'there over that awful height, an' starin 'so close into mine.

Kings in Exile Charles George Douglas Roberts 1901

I'm so proud of ye when I think of the grand secret it's keepin 'for ye I am; and less and less are gettin' me chances for the salvation of me soul, for every night I'm a-sittin 'starin' at the magazines ye gave me when I ought to be tellin 'me beads and makin' me devotions.

Her Father's Daughter Gene Stratton-Porter 1893

An 'that fool up an' says it was me done th 'starin', and I'd got to stop it or he'd cut out my damn heart -- an 'them was his very words.

In the Sargasso Sea A Novel 1881

He couldn't help, in spite av himself, lookin 'now an' thin at the picthur, an 'he immediately obsarved that the eyes av it was follyin' him about, an 'starin' at him, an 'winkin' at him, wheriver he wint.

The Purcell Papers, Volume I 1880

The congregation sat dumb as huddled sheep -- when they were no 'starin' and gowpin 'at the meenester's wife settin' bolt upright in her place.

The Bell-Ringer of Angel's Bret Harte 1869

'I see him once a-sittin' on a door-step, lookin 'straight afore him, and worn-out like, an' a lot o 'them childer standin' all about him, an 'starin' at him as mum as mice, for fear of disturbin 'of him.

Robert Falconer George MacDonald 1864