Chapter

 1 2 |            but he was ever on the watch for it, and he faithfully
 2 5 |          necessary to finish. The watch might come up and take all
 3 7 |       table, Aramis looked at his watch, arose with a bland smile,
 4 11|           I, whom God has sent to watch over you." ~"Was it with
 5 11|           follow me; you will not watch me?" ~"I will return home
 6 11|         had given his word not to watch Mme. Bonacieux, and if his
 7 12|          master had charged me to watch. What to me were all the
 8 12|            with servants who will watch over you, and then I shall
 9 29|         red cushion, continued to watch the proceedings of Porthos,
10 30|           house, and came back to watch the conference from behind
11 32| procurator's wife had been on the watch ever since midday, reckoning
12 37|       Milady, with her ear on the watch, had heard the noise d'Artagnan
13 39|         group went and took their watch near an entrance. ~D'Artagnan,
14 41|         light step, an eye on the watch, observing the movements
15 45|          paces of a high hedge to watch the passage of the little
16 46|      remain there an hour, by the watch, whatever the enemy may
17 46|         be so kind as to set your watch with mine, or permit me
18 46|           his fob a very handsome watch, studded with diamonds; "
19 47|       troop. ~Athos looked at his watch. ~"Gentlemen," said he, "
20 48|         England during the night. Watch her arrival, for she has
21 48|      Planchet, "you must buy me a watch." ~"Take this," said Athos,
22 48|          will further say to him: Watch over his Grace Lord Buckingham,
23 48|          supposed, the eye on the watch, the nose to the wind, and
24 50|        around this apartment, and watch all the passages that lead
25 51|         over yourselves, when you watch so carefully over others.
26 51|             That Grimaud kept bad watch!" cried Porthos, who had
27 53|         Winter would redouble his watch. Besides, the physician
28 55|        death!" ~"It is my duty to watch over your life, madame,
29 55|          life, madame, and I will watch." ~"But do you understand
30 56|   therefore to keep the strictest watch. For my part I am going
31 56|           have received orders to watch her." ~"Good!" murmured
32 58|         to the sloop. A sailor on watch hailed the boat; the boat
33 59|         charged me to tell you to watch over yourself, for she had
34 59|            The baron drew out his watch. "It wants ten minutes to
35 60|    kingdom, and carefully keeping watch that no vessel should sail
36 64|          In a few minutes a night watch passed. Athos repeated to
37 64|          person he met. The night watch evinced the same terror,
38 66|          dwarfs crouching down to watch men traveling at this sinister