Mosiah 10:2 · Mosiah 19:28
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Corpus-wide grep: 'set guards round about the land' occurs at exactly three verses - Mosiah 10:2, 19:28, and 23:37 ('they set guards round about the land of Helam'); the variant 'sent guards round about the land' at Mosiah 11:17. Both ends state their purpose on the surface: Zeniff's guards keep the Lamanites out; the Lamanite king's guards keep Limhi's people in (and 19:28 adds the guards are paid out of the tribute itself). The inversion is read off the quoted purpose clauses; that the record designs it as irony is not asserted.