Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  III |          had not yet received his orders to retire, and ensconcing
 2        I,  XII |       startling as the unexpected orders were, they were executed
 3        I,  XIII|            Corporal, you hear the orders.”~In quick time an artillery-wagon
 4        I,  XIX |     tartan, obeyed the governor’s orders to follow.~An hour later
 5        I,  XX  |     incredulity, the captain gave orders for the Hansa to be shifted
 6        I,  XX  | contribute to the supply of fuel, orders were given to collect every
 7        I,  XXI |          the gift, “it is against orders to take anything from you.
 8        I,  XXI |       shall have the Hansa, by my orders, removed to a place of safety.
 9        I,  XXI |          shifted; and accordingly orders were given, four Russian
10        I,  XXI |   exclaiming that he had given no orders, that he was being moved
11       II,  IV  |          it.”~“Then we await your orders,” was the captain’s reply.~“
12       II,  XV  |       have received no government orders to that effect; indeed,
13       II,  XV  |       indeed, we have received no orders at all. Our own dispatch