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1 II  |         in a quite constitutional~order, to the younger sons of
2 III |       retire; and he must bear an~Order, that the sentries may present
3 III |        this chaos to some sort of order, and brought to the front~
4 III |         have had your room set in order to~receive your beloved
5 IV  | grand-niece, on whom he doted, in order to mollify~the bitter tone
6 V   |          compromise my~dignity in order to screen your folly; whereas
7 VI  |           these notions of lawful order,~Kantism, and liberty have
8 VI  |       going into the Engineers in order to~preserve my independence."~ ~"
9 VIII|        for Auguste Longueville in order to protect his~daughter