Chapter

 1 3 |   to examine than to buy, I watched the faces of the auctioneers,
 2 6 |   leaned against a tree and watched. All his life seemed to
 3 6 |  much for him; but he still watched, his eyes fixed and wide
 4 12|     See how young girls are watched and guarded! The walls of
 5 13|  side over the balcony. She watched the few passers, I reflected.
 6 15|    come up?" ~"Because I am watched, and the least suspicion
 7 17| Armand, for he will have me watched while I am there; and it
 8 17| upon the garden, and, as we watched the summer ripening in its
 9 22|     continued its course. I watched it fade away in the distance,
10 23|   my side, and meditated. I watched the clouds pass. I let my
11 23|     opposite Marguerite and watched her dancing. Her face changed
12 26|  curtains of my window, and watched the life of Paris passing