Chapter

 1 III  |          Perhaps she brought him orders given by the murderer. It
 2 VI   |    Gevrol, saying: “Here are two orders; take them to the station,
 3 VII  | responded Lecoq. And showing the orders signed by M. d’Escorval,
 4 VII  |         investigating magistrate orders a private examination,”
 5 VII  |        frame of mind, and as the orders to keep him in solitary
 6 VIII |   insisted upon remaining at his orders. He succeeded at last, however,
 7 IX   |          d’Escorval give you any orders? Have you obtained any fresh
 8 IX   |      here, in compliance with my orders?” asked M. Segmuller.~“Yes,
 9 X    |        confinement until further orders,” he said.~The soldier allowed
10 X    |          were merely obeying the orders of their superior officers
11 XIV  |         Yesterday evening I gave orders that the commissary of police
12 XV   |  wherever you wish; I am at your orders.”~A few moments later they
13 XVI  |         him, no one can give him orders. The entire police force
14 XVII |         Obeying the magistrate’s orders, Goguet, the smiling clerk,
15 XVII |         liberty; if you have any orders, you will find a trusty
16 XVII |      attend the funeral. He sent orders that all his sister’s personal
17 XVIII|     assured; we are waiting your orders to act. Hope! Courage!”~
18 XIX  | threatened. We are awaiting your orders. I tremble.”~Having acquainted
19 XXI  |       had doubtless received his orders, for he politely inquired