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 1 II |  families in the days when the Orders~held their allotted places
 2 II |        a knight of his various Orders. Monsieur de Serizy had
 3 II |      of honor; he also had the orders of~the Golden Fleece, of
 4 II |      and nearly all the lesser Orders of the courts of Europe.
 5 IV |   fashion nowadays not~to wear orders."~ ~Mistigris and the pretended
 6 IV |      never asked for any of my orders," said the count. "I believe
 7 VI |       all their things. I have orders from Monsieur~le comte,"
 8 VI |         by the~count's express orders, they were treated with
 9 VI |        see that the multiplied orders of the count were executed.
10 VI |      the chateau to give a few~orders."~ ~"If you value your place,"
11 VI |       according to the~count's orders, into the salon, where he
12 VI | evening dress, and~wearing his orders, Georges Marest had a slight
13 VI |       him;~and on the way gave orders that the horses should immediately
14 VII|         Therefore, to obey his orders,~the horses are being harnessed
15 VII|       added.~ ~"We are at your orders," replied Madame Clapart. "
16 IX |     foresight. Though religion orders us to conquer it,~distrust
17 IX |      la marquise, I am at your orders," said Oscar, sitting down~
18 IX |      continued. "Cardot always orders~them from Chevet's; bring