Chapter

 1 I   |      stands~a convent of the Order of Barefoot Carmelites,
 2 II  |     enter a monastery of the order of St. Bruno~without a special
 3 II  | according to the rule of the order in a gown of the~colour
 4 III |    on the~verities of social order; and the social order is
 5 III | social order; and the social order is the same~everywhere,
 6 III |    as it were, the poetry of order, and order is a matter of~
 7 III |     the poetry of order, and order is a matter of~vital importance
 8 III |      population. And what is order,~reduced to its simplest
 9 IV  |      age, by recasting their order to suit the taste of the
10 VI  |     he was meant to take~the order for a confession, for a
11 VIII|    her pelisse, went down to order her carriage. On her way~
12 IX  |      been a Commander of the Order of Malta. His neck~had always
13 X   |    throw them out of working order; the ropes hung just sufficiently~