Part,  Chapter

 1     I,      VI|       the servant, and gave his orders for the night. Tea with
 2     I,    XIII|        supper. So I had to give orders for a supper, and remember
 3    II,     VII|         said that he had strict orders to wait for me, if it was
 4    II,     VII| business with the sheriff, gave orders for refreshments for him,
 5    II,     VII|        this well, and had given orders that, after the trout, champagne
 6    II,    VIII|  assigned to me, and carried my orders to my coachman to unhitch
 7    II,    VIII|     thought she was waiting for orders, I said, without turning -~ ~"
 8    II,      IX|         betray them for obeying orders? So I graciously accepted
 9    II,    XIII|     camp. The Emperor had given orders to burn all tents, since
10    II,     XVI|       carried to the room, gave orders for her supper, etc., and