Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|     horrible weather to place a guard in the square, in the midst
 2 1,0|    meantime we must be upon our guard!" ~They ascended but slowly. ~
 3 1,2|      was prudent to be on their guard. In general, Pencroft, Herbert,
 4 1,6|      abound. It is necessary to guard against a possible attack,
 5 1,8|    Cyrus Harding. "Keep on your guard, and forward!" ~"It is becoming
 6 2,6|        Top was ordered to mount guard below the windows of Granite
 7 2,6|         intruders had wished to guard themselves against a surprise. ~
 8 2,7|        necessary to be on their guard. As to Neb and Pencroft,
 9 3,1|      rather remain all alone to guard it: and trust to Pencroft,
10 3,4|    colonists should be on their guard against them. Although the
11 3,4|       it was necessary to mount guard over cases and packages
12 3,4|          Master Jup and Top, on guard at the foot of Granite House,
13 3,5|        care to be always on our guard?" ~"Hum!" observed the reporter,
14 3,5|         but were to be on their guard. After all, the island was
15 3,5|         had only wild beasts to guard against, and now six convicts
16 3,6|  project which would completely guard Granite House against any
17 3,7|       as he will be less on his guard than we should be ourselves,"
18 3,7|       at the corral. Be on your guard. Do not leave Granite House.
19 3,1| inaccessible dwelling needed no guard. The 14th of February, eve
20 3,1|       Herbert was exempted from guard. Pencroft and Gideon Spilett
21 3,1|         Neb in another, mounted guard in turns over the camp. ~
22 3,2|   posted one of their number to guard against any surprise. ~Spilett
23 3,4|         for them to be on their guard. ~The engineer one evening