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