doze

• Perched upon the railing in a semi-doze, the ears down, the eyes closed, sat a large brown cat: poor Jacobina, it was not thyself! —  Eugene Aram — Complete
• Taken in over-doze, all these churches and pictures and books and other products of our species are toxins for a boy like you. —  South Wind
• 'My heart went a little queer, and I sat down and fell into a kind of doze -- a stupor, I suppose. —  The Return
• And doze, and read a page or two, and doze, —  Young Adventure, a Book of Poems
• He was seated by the rear window, and had fallen into a gentle doze -- the air of Patesville was conducive to slumber. —  The House Behind the Cedars

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