Book, Chapter

 1    1,  15| turning Ascyltos out, he gave orders that we were to be kept
 2    1,  15|       estate, reiterating his orders relative to our confinement,
 3    1,  23|   spoke up, finally,) "I gave orders that no mortal man should
 4    1,  23|   unknown vagabonds, and gave orders for us to be carried away
 5    1,  30|      a man!" At the soldier's orders, his companion bound Quartilla
 6    2,  49|     wrong when he only obeyed orders? It would have been better
 7    2,  72|     interval, Trimalchio gave orders for the dessert to be served,
 8    2,  79|     in doing what your master orders, and I satisfied my mistress,
 9    3,  94|      gave the housekeeper the orders for our little supper (and
10    4, 110|     himself for revenge, gave orders for our punishment to be
11    4, 116|  living!' So saying, she gave orders for the body of her husband
12    5, 136|      house servants, she gave orders for me to be hoisted upon
13    5, 139|       said OEnothea, "obey my orders," and, carefully wiping
14    5, 145|       will turn, it will obey orders; if, for one hour of nausea
15    5, 153|    the character of the lower orders, I am certain that the passage
16    5, 159|       still used by the lower orders.~"We are informed by our