Chapter

 1     I|      that pipes were invented in order that man may have something
 2     I|          eating and drinking, in order to have a banquet in honour
 3     I|        move a few stones away in order to be able to pick and choose
 4    II|          I hasten to the spot in order to enter into my rights,
 5    II|          is so completely out of order that if he does not change
 6    II|       not in me to kill a man in order to inherit his property.
 7   III|     which had to be given in due order.~ ~Now, this was no joke,
 8   III|         all our young riders, in order that they may run races
 9   III|      upon him with open arms, in order to pound him to pieces,
10   III|          and peasant-wenches, in order to attend to his legislative
11   III|       for which he was called to order and fined. He paid the fine
12    IV|       the table to be cleared in order to deck out the worthy pater-familias
13     V|          of her acquaintance, in order that her sister might not
14    VI|        come to you to bespeak an order for a whole établissement,
15    VI|     engaging in manual labour in order to live thereby, such a
16    VI|  everything was now perfectly in order, but Conrad declared that
17   VII|          duties at Pressburg, in order that, as a good host, he
18   VII|          then; but the agent, in order that he might attend a christening,
19   VII|        and that everything is in order. What is that other bundle
20   VII|        All the good birds of the order of gentleman have already
21   VII|      Kárpátfalva last of all, in order to make sure that Master
22  VIII|          across dizzy abysses in order to get nearer to her!~ ~
23    IX|          a little beforehand, in order to tell Teresa and Fanny
24    IX|       rigorous propriety was the order of the day, or rather of
25    IX|       supper in the most perfect order, the ladies sitting down
26     X|          in an armchair, and, in order that he might not get up
27     X|     Varga were awaiting them, in order to discuss their eternal
28     X|      Flora;[Pg 256] and thus, in order to prevent Fanny from repeating
29    XI|        puts a question to you in order to discover how far you
30   XII|         his head clean shaved in order that his hair might grow
31   XII|       must needs read it anew in order to understand it properly;
32  XIII|          towards the hunters, in order that they might the better
33  XIII|          been forced to quit, in order to take her place in the
34    XV| ferreting into family secrets in order to betray them to you? What
35    XV|         his wife's infidelity in order to do you out of the inheritance."~ ~"
36   XVI|         for a whole fortnight in order that she might find an excuse
37   XVI|         even got upon a chair in order to be able to see her better.
38   XVI|       have you depreciate her in order to cry up my wife. On the
39   XVI|      should sue for her hand, in order to spite his nephew, the
40  XVII|          quarrel occasionally in order to love each other all the
41  XVII|    another man's wife, simply in order that he might thereby win
42  XVII|          handkerchief over it in order that he might not see it.~ ~
43 XVIII|          knows and suffers it in order to gratify his vengeance
44    XX|       round the family vault, in order that there it might be green
45    XX|     agony of despairing love, in order that there she might weep
46   XXI|           I have sent for you in order that I may make my last
47   XXI|          at other men's doors. I order, therefore, that my agent