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1 VI   |      anticipating his wishes and orders, which were always intelligently
2 VI   |  whole-souled Joe! a servant who orders your dinner; who likes what
3 XV   |         re rather rough in their orders to their good moon and her
4 XVI  | concussion, were at the doctor’s orders in a moment.~“Shall we descend?”
5 XXXII|       but do not fire without my orders.”~The birds then collected
6 XXXIV|            I am entirely at your orders,” replied the hunter; “let
7 XLII |       will do it.”~“I am at your orders, master,” added Joe.~“I
8 XLIII|          sir!” said Joe, obeying orders.~The car, which was now
9 XLIV |   Lieutenant Dufraisse.~“At your orders!” the latter instantly replied.~