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1When the cockneys obeyed, Madden ordered the whole crew into the small boat.
2And when he came to Olias, he ordered the whole army to halt.
3And General Meade had ordered the whole movement to be discontinued for the time.
4He poked his head into the dark coach and ordered the whole party to surrender.
5I read my Bible, and it says that Caesar ordered the whole world to be taxed.
6The officer in command at once ordered the whole of the "rovers" to muster aft.
7We at length luffed up; and the captain ordered the whole of our starboard broadside to be fired.
8He dispatched a company of soldiers to Will's aid, and then ordered the whole regiment to the charge.
9General Merritt, seeing that he could not now ambush the Indians, ordered the whole regiment to charge upon them.
10Bonaparte had ordered the whole army to be under arms, and had drawn it up on the banks of the canal.
11Harry came round and gave me a royal dressing down and ordered the whole bunch out for parade and helmet inspection.
12About 5 A.M., therefore, I ordered the whole line withdrawn from the woods, and resumed the march northward along the Martinsburg road.
13Until daylight the struggle continued, and Philip then ordered the whole of his force to advance to the assistance of the storming party.
14Captain Thompson, on being aroused, also went down to the waterside to listen; and at once ordered the whole party to get under arms.
15On this hint I ordered the whole lot, trusting to dispose of the least fashionable by aid of those that were more in vogue.
16I directly ordered the whole company to stand to their arms, and not to make any noise by firing till I should command them.
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