Chapter

 1  2,2| foolishness of the woman who had ordered all these things, or the
 2  4,2|          baron everywhere. I was ordered by madame not to return
 3  5,2|  followed by his jockey, whom he ordered about in a loud voice, with
 4  6,1|       she rushed downstairs, and ordered her concierge and a servant
 5  6,5|        So, on this occasion, she ordered the coachman to stop near
 6  6,5|       seem a little strange, she ordered her concierge to tell any
 7  8,3|          noticed, "Evariste," he ordered, "go to the wine-cellar,
 8  8,3|      cold one, Madame de Fondege ordered the fire to be lighted.
 9  9,5|         of his subordinates, and ordered him to bring the necessary
10  9,6|       which a Russian prince had ordered but didn't take, so that
11 10,3|        the nearest cafe where he ordered some beer and writing materials. ~
12 10,4|       they WERE criminal when he ordered you to follow Madame d'Argeles.
13 13,8|          near by, he entered it, ordered breakfast, and lingered
14 14,4|        noble Marquis de Valorsay ordered him to do so." ~M. de Coralth
15 16,1|   crushed by his importance, and ordered some visiting cards bearing