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 1 8 | abandoned as she is by the king, watched as she is by the cardinal,
 2 11|      dangerous; the house may be watched. I will run to Monsieur
 3 11|        woman perceived they were watched, and redoubled their speed.
 4 17|       was at Tours. More closely watched than ever, the queen felt
 5 23|         were talking with him, I watched you without listening to
 6 26|      respect to Latin, carefully watched the Jesuit in order to keep
 7 29|      quit the churches; Planchet watched the flight of flies; and
 8 39|       gate. Athos and d'Artagnan watched their approach from the
 9 41|         the wounded man, who had watched with intense anxiety all
10 43|   entrenchment. So that Monsieur watched Bassompierre; the king,
11 50|          said she, "how have you watched me so closely as to be aware
12 51|          d'Angouleme, themselves watched over by the cardinal--an
13 53|         Milady knew she might be watched, so she continued her prayers
14 54|     chance. From that moment she watched all his actions, all his
15 56|  although I, during his absence, watched in his place." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
16 56|         for I had no doubt I was watched. Several times, even, I
17 58|      Felton himself might now be watched! ~Toward four o'clock in
18 65|           asked Athos. ~"While I watched the window, he guarded the