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 1 3 |    beginning of this scene had watched all its incidents with intense
 2 3 |     his hand on his sword, had watched the scenes in the Buytenhof
 3 4 |      who with intense interest watched the scene which was preparing.
 4 6 |    wall in the shape of a fan, watched, with his eyes starting
 5 8 |      was that when Boxtel, who watched the course of political
 6 13|      was; with what anxiety he watched the guards, the Recorder,
 7 15|    before experienced, Gryphus watched his prisoners, -- all this
 8 16|       of all his prisoners. He watched all his steps, and always
 9 18|   perceive that your steps are watched, and that your speech has
10 22|      but, happier than he, she watched over the tulip; she had
11 22|      of God, who has so kindly watched over us until now." ~       ~
12 23|       the others without being watched himself. ~He saw Rosa conveying
13 23|         just as at Dort he had watched the dry-room of Cornelius. ~
14 23|   encircling her window. ~Rosa watched the flower-pot with an interest
15 23|        was no easy task. ~Rosa watched over her tulip as a mother
16 23|      seven days Boxtel in vain watched Rosa; she was always at
17 26|      engaged with his book, he watched Rosa with even more attention
18 27|        his shoulders. ~William watched all his movements with evident
19 28| forward to. ~Alas! Rosa, being watched, was no longer able to come.
20 31|      thief. He had so intently watched this tulip, followed it