Chapter

 1 II   |         their places in perfect order, and correctly named, divided
 2 III  |    thought I, “if you can bring order out of that confusion, my
 3 X    |        and Povelsen, pursued by order of the king, the researches
 4 XIV  |       created a severely simple order of architecture, never surpassed
 5 XVI  | followed him without a word.~In order to facilitate the descent,
 6 XVI  |        other by a long cord, in order that any man who missed
 7 XVII |      commenced in the following order; Hans, my uncle, and myself.
 8 XVII |     more confidence I feel. The order of these volcanic formations
 9 XVIII|  strength. I was exhausted. The order to ‘halt’ therefore gave
10 XX   |       remains of a more perfect order of beings, amongst others
11 XXXII|   course of events directed, in order to furnish an exact narrative
12 XXXII|     animal belonged to the same order as the sturgeon, but differed
13 XXXII|       it belong?”~“It is of the order of ganoids, of the family
14 XXXII|  against my will, in retrograde order, through the long series
15 XXXVI|   articles all arranged in good order. My uncle shook hands with
16 XLI  |      cargo into somewhat better order, I found that the greater