Part, chapter

 1    1,    3|         owed to Joam Garral. In order to recompense him in proportion
 2    1,    7|    orders you?”~“Minha will not order me.”~“Who knows?” said Lina,
 3    1,    7|         tatous belonging to the order of edentates, with their
 4    1,    9|        been placed with as much order as if it had been carefully
 5    1,   10|       was getting everything in order, and the Indian cooks were
 6    1,   11|      its own needs.”~And so, in order not to pass even the night
 7    1,   12|        of Fragoso were of every order of architecture—buckles,
 8    1,   16|        you to do so!”~“Is it an order?”~“It is an entreaty!”~“
 9    1,   20|        was given to me, with an order for its immediate execution,
10    2,    4|    identity, and as soon as the order arrived from Rio Janeiro
11    2,    5|        hesitating to resume the order of his thoughts, and then
12    2,    5|      produced in time. Once the order arrives no delay will be
13    2,    6| everyhthing here ought to be in order, you shall be my second.”~“
14    2,    6|        the prison.~Owing to the order previously given by Judge
15    2,    8|       before the arrival of the order from Rio Janeiro. Once the
16    2,    8|         impossible that such an order could be other than the
17    2,    8|         could be other than the order for his execution.~The second
18    2,   12|     each letter in alphabetical order.~In a quarter of an hour
19    2,   12|        been modified in regular order, and a b is always represented
20    2,   12|         sought to establish the order in which the letters were
21    2,   13|         worked his head.~At the order to enter—which was given
22    2,   13|   advance of it in alphabetical order according to the value of
23    2,   13|    their places in alphabetical order, I see the following result:~                            
24    2,   13|         of ciphers in different order many times repeated? Do
25    2,   14|      the spaced in alphabetical order, he obtained~s.yf    rdy.    
26    2,   16|      sentence was possible, the order for his execution would
27    2,   16|        answered the judge; “the order has not yet come to hand,
28    2,   17|        is to remain to die! The order for execution may come at
29    2,   17|        he begged him:~“But this order, father,” he repeated, “
30    2,   17|     father,” he repeated, “this order which is due to-day—even
31    2,   17|        sentence of death.”~“The order may come, but my determination
32    2,   17|         Dacosta,” he said, “the order has this moment arrived
33    2,   17|        Manoel and Benito.~“This order,” asked Joam Dacosta, who
34    2,   17|         crossed his arms, “this order requires the execution of
35    2,   18|        XVIII~FRAGOSO~AND SO the order had come, and, as Judge
36    2,   18|         had foreseen, it was an order requiring the immediate
37    2,   18|    cipher, for, in alphabetical order, this letter occupies an
38    2,   18|        inferior in alphabetical order to those which composed
39    2,   18| according to their alphabetical order, he read:~“Le véritable
40    2,   19|        no doubt that they would order the immediate discharge
41    2,   19|        fourth of September, the order of discharge arrived. The