Not prepared or vigilant.
1Once before when you played that overture you were off your guard.
2You were so happy, that perhaps you were thrown off your guard.
3That was a blind, monsieur, meant to throw you off your guard.
4And a thing like that takes you off your guard.
5You showed the truth plainly when off your guard.
6But-Buddy ,youmust be careful, and always watching-neverlet them catch you off your guard.
7It almost takes you off your guard, doesn't it?
8Don't let them catch you off your guard.
9We got you off your guard and put the knife into you at the right minute-that'sall.
10You are so seldom off your guard.
11A man would probably have stuck to you when once he had got you off your guard.
12No more questions-tillyou're off your guard.
13You say I put you off your guard, but you should rather say you put me on mine.
14If after all these years I managed to catch you off your guard, you will never again catch me so.
15If I took you off your guard it was because I had to, and not because I liked that method best.
16Once or twice, as I said, you were off your guard, but the convincing facts were not revealed to me in that way.