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 1 I   |      but~on such occasions, in order to drag it along, he gave
 2 I   |      at a fine pace!"~ ~But in order to do the twenty-seven miles
 3 I   |       listen! here's a special~order. If you have any of the
 4 I   |      was sent to the stable to order the Daumont carriage to
 5 I   |  steward, is here necessary in order to fully understand the~
 6 II  |  invite Margueron to dinner in order that they might then and
 7 II  |  wished to buy the property in order to sell~to the count at
 8 II  |      at a handsome advance. In order to secure the exorbitant~
 9 II  |       there has~put it in good order, and now that he is obliged
10 III |        maternal homily. So, in order to rid himself of his mother,
11 III |       and curled; while~he, by order of his step-father, had
12 IV  |         it would be my duty~to order the gendarmes at Pierrefitte
13 IV  |      bye, obtained~for you the order for the Louvre ceilings
14 IV  |    husband, an~old villain, in order to marry Zena, paid three
15 V   |     can't complain of that. In order not to~involve Moreau, he
16 V   |       manage Oscar cleverly in~order to work this new mine of
17 VI  | buttonhole on the left~was the order of the Golden Fleece hanging
18 VI  |       your affairs and mine in~order. You can stay in the pavilion
19 VII |        instant that he got the order.~ ~Those who remember their
20 VII |       endured for six years in order~to carry you through school,
21 VII |      visit to uncle Cardot, in~order to show Moreau that neither
22 VIII|       to the bar) in~Paris, in order to be fully prepared for
23 VIII|      should be the stamp of an order in council. Having found
24 VIII|         In the statutes of our Order there is one rule which
25 IX  |    most men hope to acquire in order to leave it. Wiser then~
26 IX  |       alone with Godeschal, in order to return~him the hundred
27 X   |   humbly. "I came out early~to order a dinner fit for an archbishop
28 X   |  wanted to expiate her sins in order to draw down the~blessing