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• I shall order for you. (10)
• What was the last order? (10)
• Charles, ring and order a chair. (4)
• I want to save the existing order. (10)
• Kitty, run down and order the carriage. (4)
• A new order of things everywhere was begun. (19)
• I arranged every thing in order for my start. (6)
• Order for the money with you here to-morrow. (10)
• He was gently called to order by his secretary. (8)
• The new order of things involved many changes. (19)
• I stand in my order of battle, and she refuses? (10)
• Law and order were, however, not so easily restored. (19)
• Such chivalry as he displayed was of a negative order. (8)
• Uniformed employees strive in vain to maintain order. (21)
• I shall tell the landlady to order your Christmas dinner. (10)
• His enterprise in business had been of the adventurous order. (18)
• For her sake, we are bringing the house she enters into order. (10)
• This is important in order to ward off the intrusion of outsiders. (12)
• Squire Truncheon, and Knight of the noble order of Quicksilver Legs! (10)
• The members of this order were the fifteen leading men of Port Royal. (19)
• Father, stop the sale of the farm, for Robert will work it into order. (22)
• After the noon-rest it was found that one of the machines was out of order. (12)
• He could feel no order in the lift and lap of the wan waters round his limbs. (8)
• Not until four horses had been shot dead beneath him did he order a retreat. (19)
• The streak of heroism that lay in her nature was not perhaps of patent order. (8)
• I tell you this in order that you may know henceforth just what you are doing. (12)
• Then must the young man become a tradesman in order to show respect for his father? (10)
• He had to encourage a retorting spirit of hatred in order to mask his intense craving. (10)
• In all probability, the margravine gave the order for the statue last autumn in Berlin. (10)
• The merchants will desire peace and the old order of stable money and settled commerce. (18)
• Then she drew away from the two and stood beside the window, waiting for the next order. (13)
• Blood was yet to flow before the Bois-Brulé could adapt himself to the new order of things. (19)
• Nor is it urgent on her that she should think defiantly in order to feel herself the rebel. (10)
• In order to be consistent, the method of computing the cubage must be the same in all cases. (17)
• It was to Markey he had given the order that Gyp was to be little Miss Winton for the future. (8)
• He sees nothing but the heavenly bodies, all in admirable order, and positively as good as new. (2)
• Few shops, and those of the most primitive order, disturb the rustic simplicity of the streets. (20)
• In the French service there was a captain named Célèron, a Chevalier of the Order of St. Louis. (19)
• She had waited until it was quite late, in order to avoid waiting for Christian alone with Voss. (12)
• For him, it was imperative that he should act the thing, in order to apprehend and appreciate it. (10)
• Let us to-day rejoice and give thanks to Bungoot that the old order of things has passed forever away. (7)
• His own liver was out of order, and he could not bear the thought of anyone else drinking prune brandy. (8)
• This was an order to be most joyfully obeyed; this was an act of kindness which Fanny felt at her heart. (4)
• And she had begun to take steps to clear her Gallery, in order to fill it with Strumolowski masterpieces. (8)
• We find in music, as in other branches, that man tries to reduce phenomena to order and to definite form. (3)
• The civil war had come and gone, and that order accepted the result if not with faith, then with patience. (9)
• Just to be there and nothing else, in order that the temperature of her heart might rise by a few degrees. (12)
• But if there was to be no more judging, that meant the end of bourgeois society and the capitalistic order. (12)
• This is in order to give stability to the chimney and also prevent any fires in one flue spreading to others. (17)
• A moment later the chancellor and the master of ceremonies came up behind her in order to look into the glass also. (5)
• He despatched a kind of order through Mr. Howell Edwards, that she should remove to Esslemont to escape annoyances. (10)
• Altogether, she was fretful and distressful; she appeared to think that I could have kept my father in better order. (10)
• She always gave it a last look, to see that it was in perfect order for breakfast, before she went home for the night. (9)
• The defenders had heaped all the slain who were lying near, in order, from that rampart, to fire over at their assailants. (9)
• And if we have the world for the buttress of injustice, then is Nature the flaring rebel; there is no fixed order possible. (10)
• At the beginning of April they arrived at the Long Sault, where they prepared some canoes in order to ascend the Ottawa River. (19)
• In order to systematize our observations along these lines let us imagine a house which we will inspect in an orderly fashion. (17)
• But it was necessary to bait the pleasures for the woman, in order to have full view of the precious fine fate one has escaped. (10)
• And in order that the azalea might arrive first, he walked up and down the Square which he and Oliver had patrolled the night before. (8)
• Barclay had undoubtedly informed him that she had left a letter for him in the laboratory, by order of her mistress after breakfast. (10)
• In order to eliminate this disagreeable feature, all masonry walls are furred on the interior before the lath and plaster is applied. (17)
• I speak of him in this order perhaps because of an obscure association with Boyesen through their religious faith, which was also mine. (9)
• In order to prevent buckling, if they should swell with dampness, it is essential not to drive the joints between boards up too tight. (17)
• The forces of order and routine, all the actualities of his daily life, marched on him at that moment, and swept everything before them. (8)
• It appears to be the fact that those writers who have first distinguished themselves in the novella have seldom written novels of prime order. (9)
• Perfectly an English gentleman of the higher order, he seemed the effigy of a tombstone one, fixed upright, and civilly proud of his effigy bride. (10)
• The difference between the monophonic and polyphonic styles must be clearly appreciated in order to get a clear grasp of the two fundamental styles in music. (3)

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