Chapter

 1 2 |  visiting days and the sale, in order to give time for taking
 2 2 |    seemed to have made it so in order to make it with care. ~Set,
 3 3 |      opportunity of the sale in order to be able to see, close
 4 3 |      vain to obtain silence, in order to transact their business
 5 3 |         which hardens itself in order that it may be thought strong,
 6 4 |       refused his money only in order to have the right to pry
 7 5 |         it." ~"Who gave you the order?" ~"A young gentleman, who
 8 5 |      change her grave simply in order to have one more look at
 9 7 |         fully persuaded, and in order to banish the sombre picture
10 7 |        Perhaps that was only in order to put off the fatal moment." ~
11 7 |       have needed to see her in order to recognise her: I should
12 8 |        it invent for itself, in order to arrive at what it wants! ~
13 8 |     shawl. "She will see you in order to get rid of the count.
14 9 |         we came in," I said, in order to change the conversation. "
15 9 |         there is a ring." ~This order was given at one o'clock
16 10|       How do you know?" "By the order you gave not to admit any
17 10|    reproach me, since it was in order to receive you, you and
18 11|         stopped her carriage in order to explain to him why she
19 12|       crying "Help! a wolf!" in order to disturb the labourers
20 13|   without putting my affairs in order, and the affairs of a woman
21 14|     impatiently for daylight in order to set out forthwith to
22 14|         I had gone out early in order to reserve a place in the
23 16|     security which he needed in order to attain this position. ~
24 16|     seeing my aim, obeyed me in order to prove her gratitude.
25 16|        Widow Arnould's. Armand, order an open carriage." ~An hour
26 17|      who had taken the house in order that Marguerite might rest
27 17|        make myself miserable in order to please an old man whose
28 18|        necessary to pay, and in order not to ask you for money,
29 19|       life. I put my affairs in order, and made over to Marguerite
30 19|      him what had to be done in order to make over this income
31 20|         even with my father, in order that I might keep Marguerite. ~"
32 20|       all that she possesses in order to live with me." ~"And
33 22|         and physical fatigue in order to cool down the over-excitement
34 23|         Marguerite's letter, in order to convince myself that
35 25|        a very polite letter, in order that I might consent to
36 25|       part with my furniture in order to pay my debts, and live
37 26|   recourse to physical means in order not to go mad, and in order
38 26|     order not to go mad, and in order to be blinded and deafened
39 26|       waiting for her to die in order to sell everything. ~I wanted
40 27| Duvernoy repeated everywhere in order to account for her money