Chapter

 1 1 |        detachment of the burgher guard, which, being placed opposite
 2 1 |         gentlemen of the burgher guard, what are you advancing
 3 1 |   immediately caused the burgher guard and the people to fall back,
 4 2 |          States commanded him to guard the prison and its approaches
 5 2 |     Wherefore such an order? Why guard the prison?" cried the Orangists. ~"
 6 2 |       can tell you. I was told, 'Guard the prison,' and I guard
 7 2 |         Guard the prison,' and I guard it. You, gentlemen, who
 8 2 |    mingled shouts of the burgher guard and of the mob were raging
 9 3 |        mob preferred forcing the guard of the States -- which,
10 3 |         order, which the burgher guard received with a roar of
11 3 |       people." ~"But the burgher guard?" ~"Alas! the burgher guard
12 3 |      guard?" ~"Alas! the burgher guard are the most enraged of
13 3 | important prisoners of state, to guard against a rescue or a revolt. ~
14 4 |          soldiers of the burgher guard; "well, I shall open them
15 6 |          on the battle-field; to guard, therefore, in future against
16 11|         which a cautious man may guard, I should never have supposed
17 11|    soldiers who were to form the guard round the scaffold, and
18 15|           I would rather have to guard ten soldiers than one scholar.
19 17|          go, or I shall call the guard." ~"Call whoever you like,
20 21|        quiet, we shall be on our guard." ~"Be on your guard, friend
21 21|         our guard." ~"Be on your guard, friend Gryphus; be on your
22 21|       friend Gryphus; be on your guard as long as you please; my
23 23|          the two lovers on their guard against him. ~The reader
24 29|        remember right," said the guard who had told him the story. ~"
25 29|       you," said Cornelius. ~The guard still had the smile on his
26 29|      whispered the communicative guard in the ear of the culprit. ~"
27 29|        that he had not asked the guard how many there were of them,
28 29|       loud enough for the chatty guard, who was at his heels, to
29 30|         was at the same time his guard and his companion; but,
30 33|        who formed, as it were, a guard of honour for this queen