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 1 7 |    will sit by the window~and watch the road to the marshes."~ ~
 2 9 |      herself compelled her to watch her own behavior,~and to
 3 10|      Calyste told Gasselin to watch the road to Saint-~Nazaire,
 4 10|        and leaving Beatrix to watch the~vessel till it disappeared.~ ~
 5 11|       the music of her voice,~watch the graceful composition
 6 13| Camille was compelled to keep watch for her safety, fearing~
 7 13|    not~escaped, seemed not to watch her, but did watch her in
 8 13|     not to watch her, but did watch her in a mirror at the~moment
 9 13|  found Camille's maid keeping watch over the door, to tell~him
10 13|       a dart into them, or to watch~them slyly; /we/ can't bend
11 14|  there, at her feet; he could watch~her sleeping or waking;
12 26|     followed at a distance to watch over her, although old Antoine~
13 26|       funds~he set himself to watch Beatrix, consumed by the