Chapter

 1 3 |      our prisoners?" ~"God will watch over them, and I shall watch
 2 3 |    watch over them, and I shall watch over you." ~Gryphus followed
 3 6 | telescope, which enabled him to watch as accurately as did the
 4 8 |      one would think of keeping watch over the tulips in his garden. ~
 5 8 |       no one thought of keeping watch over the garden; the house
 6 17|      who are sent into jails to watch both prisoners and their
 7 18|         keyhole of the door and watch him." ~"Well, and what then?" ~"
 8 18|         heaved a deep sigh, -- "watch over it as a miser over
 9 18|     drop of blood in his veins; watch over it, Rosa! Some voice
10 21|         in order that she might watch over his black tulip. ~       ~
11 22|    hundred thousand?" ~"I shall watch; be quiet." ~"But if it
12 23|         by his crafty nature to watch the others without being
13 23|       help of his telescope, to watch everything that was going
14 23|       entered Rosa's chamber to watch the progress which the black
15 23|     Cornelius sent Rosa back to watch over the tulip. ~Seeing
16 33|        his peace. ~Appointed to watch over the tulips, the old