watchfulness

With no guides but the stars by night and the blue edge of the land by day, there was need for keen eyesight and watchfulness.

There was no real danger she could think of, but her instinct warned her to watchfulness, to be prepared for anything.

We may no doubt sin through the passions, and therefore we need a minimum of watchfulness to meet temptations which come our way.

Sleep not, then; but, at the turn of the night, be all vigilance and watchfulness.

As the centre of watchfulness she gained the grace of self-confidence.

His duties would keep him near his home, and would give ample scope for the display of watchfulness, dash, and energy.

But with all its watchfulness smuggling still prevailed in every colony.

In that way, you see, you can get all the blank checks you need and test the cashier's watchfulness at the same time.

All our trouble, our anxieties, our watchfulness, may come to nothing.

And there was something rather furtive in his look, something which seemed to speak of a suppressed curiosity and watchfulness.