Book, Chapter

1        1, XL    |       not proceed to deal in an orderly manner with the accounts
2        1, XL    |    accusations on a careful and orderly plan. For if he had observed
3        1, XL    |       to observe and require an orderly method of arrangement, be
4        1, LXII  |       power of speaking, or any orderly arrangement of their message,
5        3, LXIII | virtuous man walketh humbly and orderly;" and ignorant, moreover,
6        3, LXVIII|       however, distinguished by orderly arrangement and elegant
7        4, LXXXII|   should be waged in a just and orderly way among men. But the bees