Chapter

 1 1|      was not decorated with any order,~and always accused himself
 2 1|        needs. Now in the social order, as in~Nature's order, there
 3 1|    social order, as in~Nature's order, there are more young shoots
 4 1|      the establishment of a new order~of administrative offices.
 5 1|    details of~administration in order to keep the whole synthetical;
 6 2|        petitions, Knight of the order of Saint~Louis, and officer
 7 2|    master, forced to flatter in order to advise, to advise while~
 8 3|       the final sacrifice; "you order me about too much. You make
 9 3|         services of~a composite order; to wit, a magnificent Japanese
10 3|     novitiate~is in a religious order,--a trial. It is a rough
11 3|      salary of their office, in order to~eke out a living. A number
12 4|     writers of bills and deeds,~order clerks, principal clerks,
13 5|      own~unfinished copy all in order, and locked them at once
14 5|         director, knight of the order of Christ, et caetera, et
15 5|         you~know what he did in order to receive them? He put
16 6|     Billardiere's place, and in order to get~it, we must seize--"~ ~"
17 6|        was a Greek of the first~order. To dictate in this way
18 7|  addressed~to obey, yet gave no order, the presence of the implacable
19 8|   director. Economy must be the~order of the day, for they are
20 8|         of a general issuing an order.~ ~"Are we alone?" he asked.~ ~"
21 8| betrayed me. But that is in the order of things; a politician~
22 8|    nothing yourself without his order. In three months~Baudoyer
23 8|       Godard. "The clerk is the order, the functionary the species."~ ~
24 8|   standpoint of a statesman. To order expenditure of all kinds,