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  1 1 |        and make him your model in order that you may do as he has
  2 1 |             resumed the host, "in order that you may be on your
  3 1 |           very well, as I gave my order to saddle my horse. Have
  4 1 |         at which hour he rose, in order to repair to the residence
  5 2 |         to replace one another in order always to present an imposing
  6 2 |       tricks one with another. In order to make one's way amid these
  7 3 |           true--I wish, I say, in order to repair the coldness you
  8 3 |       wait long." And he bowed in order to retire, and as if he
  9 3 |      seated himself at a table in order to write the promised letter
 10 3 |       approached the young man in order to give it to him. But at
 11 6 |         be made Chevaliers of the Order this time." ~"Wait here
 12 6 |           has just sent for me in order to inquire respecting the
 13 7 |    pistoles, Athos advised him to order a good repast at the Pomme-de-Pin,
 14 7 |          of him. He had, then, in order not to disturb his habits,
 15 7 |       wanted, flew to execute the order received, and did precisely
 16 7 |        elegance, and who wore the Order of the Holy Ghost; and this
 17 7 |      great noble, a knight of the Order of the King, was his ancestor. ~
 18 7 |          Aramis, and to Aramis in order to learn something of Porthos. ~
 19 7 |          obliged to pick it up in order not to compromise him and
 20 7 |          to the Rue St. Honore in order to purchase some rouge for
 21 8 |        and left in prosperity, in order to reap a few in time of
 22 8 |           her near her Majesty in order that our poor queen might
 23 8 |          or to intimidate her, in order to obtain her Majesty's
 24 8 |          the citizen, swearing in order to rouse his courage. "Besides,
 25 9 |     through the half-open door in order to catch some fragments
 26 10|      going down by the window, in order to be there the sooner,"
 27 10|            through my husband, in order that Monsieur Laporte might
 28 10|          Go and call upon him, in order that he may give evidence
 29 11|         pay his friend a visit in order to explain the motives which
 30 11|        had sent for M. Laporte in order to be reconducted to the
 31 11|           came up to the quay, in order to take the New Bridge.
 32 13|        his anxiety, by giving the order to conduct M. Bonacieux
 33 14|      letter to Milady. Here is an order for two hundred pistoles;
 34 14|         took the letter, with the order for the two hundred pistoles,
 35 15|   impartially the whole affair in order to place it before the eyes
 36 15|        Fort l'Eveque, all upon an order which they have refused
 37 15|       voice in the least, "either order my Musketeer to be restored
 38 15|           made Richelieu smile. ~"Order it as you please, sire;
 39 15|          must be done?" ~"Sign an order for his release, and all
 40 15|    yielding. ~The king signed the order for release, and Treville
 41 16|           desired this reading in order that she might be able,
 42 16|         them, had advised him, in order to conjure away the tempting
 43 17|        Hotel de Ville. I wish, in order to honor our worthy aldermen,
 44 17|         set out upon receiving an order from me, without knowing
 45 17|          was putting his house in order, the furniture of which
 46 17|         to come and put things in order here, as they must necessarily
 47 18|         one answered. Porthos, in order to make a greater display,
 48 19|      enterprises of this kind, in order that one may arrive, four
 49 19|       must trust to me." ~"But in order to go to London," added
 50 20|          but this morning came an order to let no one leave without
 51 20|           Well, then, I wish that order of which you are bearer,
 52 20|         the purpose of taking the order; but the moment he extended
 53 20|         took from one of them the order for the passage. It was
 54 20|         introduced. ~"You have an order signed by the cardinal?"
 55 21|        the price of the studs, an order for a thousand pistoles,
 56 21|         his wife, sending her the order for the thousand pistoles,
 57 21|    sentinel at each door, with an order to admit nobody upon any
 58 21|        things clear beforehand in order that there may be no mistake.
 59 21|           the others--that is, in order to make war against us.
 60 25|        the Rue des Fossoyeurs, in order to superintend the packing
 61 25|        been agreed upon. Then, in order that he might have nothing
 62 25|        des Gardes. D'Artagnan, in order that there might be no time
 63 25|         had distributed to me, in order to amuse myself I invited
 64 25|        Wardes through the body in order to reach England. ~But there
 65 25|      about to resume his route in order to continue his researches.
 66 26|   carefully watched the Jesuit in order to keep step with him, and
 67 26|         her mistress, and who, in order to appear smart and attractive,
 68 26|           and that poor kickshaw! Order a larded hare, a fat capon,
 69 27|           spiritless. ~"That last order is useless," interrupted
 70 27|         straight to the cellar in order to set him at liberty. Ah,
 71 27|          We hastened to obey this order; for you will please to
 72 27|        Athos had made a breach in order to get out, and which were
 73 28|            Mousqueton, seats, and order double the bottles!" ~"Do
 74 30|           carriage, and heard her order the coachman to drive to
 75 30|         the neck of his horse, in order that he might see without
 76 30|         of mutual provocations in order to prevent the quarrel from
 77 31|       take d'Artagnan with him in order to introduce him. d'Artagnan
 78 33|       intention, the poor girl in order to obtain Milady, willy-nilly. ~"
 79 34|        rapid glance around him in order to be sure that nobody could
 80 34|       going out, took upon him to order dinner to be brought to
 81 36|          evening. She renewed the order relative to the Gascon;
 82 36|          could be required of me. Order; I am ready." ~"For everything?" ~"
 83 36|           affecting hesitation in order to make her believe him
 84 36|          give to her defender, in order that he might avoid explanations
 85 41|      Catholic as commander of the order of the Holy Ghost; Bassompierre,
 86 41|        seek a ridiculous death in order that it may be said of them
 87 41|          and I made you a sign in order that you might hold yourself
 88 42|        days; but I accomplish the order they have given me by forwarding
 89 42|     likewise, and all ran out, in order to repair to their posts. ~
 90 42|        wine that was sent by your order." ~"On our account?" said
 91 43|        everything, good living in order to be good soldiers, only
 92 43|    bungling assassins to work, in order to have, if wanted, the
 93 44| masquerade. You will tell him, in order that he may not doubt, that
 94 44|     invade Flanders and Italy, in order to attack Austria on both
 95 44|    require, then?" ~"I require an order which would ratify beforehand
 96 44|         will be time to claim the order which you just now required." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
 97 44|         the queen has obtained an order from the king by means of
 98 45|         Dec. 3, 1627 ~It is by my order and for the good of the
 99 45|           said he, "Monseigneur's order is, you know, to conduct
100 45|      words agreed wholly with the order they had received, they
101 46|           cause. We are going, in order to win it, to remain an
102 47|        behind the four friends in order to reload their weapons. ~"
103 47|         Dec. 3, 1627 ~It is by my order and for the good of the
104 48|      require to be well served in order to succeed, but moreover,
105 48|        acquainted with English in order to ask the way to London.
106 48|         observe the chronological order, I and d'Artagnan," replied
107 48|          clock in the morning, in order, as he had said, that he
108 48|          end of twenty leagues in order to take the post, Planchet
109 49|          but as they drew near in order to cast anchor, a little
110 49|     bearer, to read, and upon the order of the merchant captain
111 49|          to particular hotels, in order that they may remain under
112 49|          Immediately, without any order being given or his place
113 49|         tried to open the door in order to throw herself out. ~"
114 49|          you to this castle. This order I believe I have accomplished
115 50|            my Lord," said she, in order to gain time and make her
116 50|          that you feel it; and in order to spare you all the annoyances
117 50|          every day, and where, in order to satisfy our mutual desire
118 50|       roadstead, sent forward, in order to obtain permission to
119 50|        gates for you to pass. The order is positive. A step, a gesture,
120 51|      Tristan's gossip: "Divide in order to reign." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
121 51|          to the common misery, in order that equal conditions should
122 51|   cardinal. "Lackeys who have the order to warn their masters when
123 51|     turned round as if to give an order to Cahusac and Houdiniere.
124 51|        sent her secretary away in order that nothing may happen
125 52|          the future. ~Yes; but in order to avenge herself she must
126 52|           as that of Felton. ~The order was executed. ~"You will
127 52|          Felton. ~And this double order which the young lieutenant
128 53|         with, stupid? Did anybody order you to prevent that woman
129 54|         must be made to speak, in order that he might be spoken
130 54|       henceforward as the rule of order in the life I consent to
131 54|          to the paper, he read: "'Order to conduct--' The name is
132 54|        will begin again, then: ~"'Order to conduct to--the person
133 54|        lodging and food'". ~"That order does not concern me," replied
134 54|          terror. She believed the order ready for execution. She
135 54|     signature was attached to the order. The joy she felt at this
136 54|         All is not lost, for that order is not signed. It is only
137 54|           mistaken. Tomorrow this order will be sent to the Duke
138 54|         Felton himself to get the order signed by the Duke of Buckingham.
139 54|          would escape her--for in order to secure success, the magic
140 55|    without anybody knowing it, in order to speak to you without
141 56|          left; that when once the order was signed by Buckingham- -
142 56|      woman in question--once this order was signed, we say, the
143 56|         half empty the carafe, in order that my suspicions might
144 58|           clock, I shall have the order for your exile, signed,
145 58|        get Buckingham to sign the order for your transportation." ~"
146 58|          could he confide such an order to you?" ~"How could I know
147 59|        robe, worked with gold, in order to put on a blue velvet
148 59|         to request you to sign an order of embarkation relative
149 59|          to bring or send me that order and I would sign it." ~"
150 59|         will your Grace sign that order without remorse?" ~Buckingham
151 59|            You will not sign that order, my Lord!" said Felton,
152 59|              I will not sign this order! And why not?" ~"Because
153 59|          Lord" said he; "sign the order for the liberation of Milady
154 60|    carried the strictness of this order so far as to detain in England
155 60|          not think of giving this order till five hours after the
156 60|         and asked the cardinal to order him an escort of only twenty
157 60|          this letter was added an order, conceived in these terms: ~
158 60|        they wanted: that was, the order to withdraw Mme. Bonacieux
159 60|    Bethune. It was true that this order would not be of great use
160 61|         showed her the cardinal's order. The abbess assigned her
161 61|        then, to risk something in order that she might know how
162 61|    recommends you to me?" ~"Is an order for me to confine myself
163 62|         or the day after, with an order from the queen." ~"Indeed!
164 62|           me with you?" ~"No, the order is imperative. Near the
165 62|           me your chaise, with an order to your servant to place
166 62|          You have, no doubt, some order from the cardinal about
167 62|         victim of the cardinal in order that the abbess may entertain
168 63|           go in consequence of an order from the cardinal, no one
169 63|        your good superior that in order that we may be as much together
170 63|        her thoughts a little into order. She saw vaguely the future;
171 63|       believes that I am taken by order of the cardinal. This man
172 64|           to return to Bethune in order to inform Athos and serve
173 64|         his arms, and put them in order. Athos came down last, and
174 64|         be, as it was done by the order of Athos. ~At nine o'clock,
175 67|         Dec. 3, 1627 "It is by my order and for the good of the