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 1 16|     thy grace, to those of our order to know thy works of creation,
 2 28|  points of humanity, in taking order and making provision for
 3 30| erection and institution of an order, or society, which we call
 4 30|       in ancient records, this order or society is sometimes
 5 33|      be distressed or decayed, order is taken for their relief,
 6 33|     obedience they give to the order of nature.~
 7 35|    return of the half-pace, in order of their years) without
 8 36|   served with great and comely order; and toward the end of dinner (
 9 37|    pleaseth, though seldom the order of age be inverted. The
10 37|      the day. This is the full order of that feast.~
11 48|        House, I will keep this order. First, I will set forth
12 58|         And many of them we so order as that they become of medicinal