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 1 1 | portico with a double range of steps,~the wall of which is covered
 2 1 | bearing the sword. The granite~steps are now disjointed, grasses
 3 2 |     are gifted,~recognized the steps of the three men in the
 4 2 |  imaginative man seated on the steps of the portico and letting
 5 3 |       s foot on the resounding steps of~the portico. He bowed
 6 5 |        paragraph she heard the~steps of her son on the upper
 7 7 |     smothered the sound of his steps; but he went more slowly
 8 9 |        turned to retrace their steps and Calyste heard no~more.
 9 10|       to Guerande with lagging steps, turning again and~again,
10 14|        boat was waiting at the steps of the jetty, where the
11 14|   distance of some two hundred~steps between himself and his
12 14|      walked on~several hundred steps in total silence, looking
13 14|       said, mounting with slow steps the magnificent block~of
14 14|       their tender talk. Their steps were taken in~unison,the
15 16|      the sound of his receding steps with anxiety.~ ~"Something
16 16|       his feet, walked the few steps to his son's~bedside, took
17 18|       on his~side, and not ten steps from him, Madame de Rochefide.
18 18|        went up a staircase the steps of which were well pumiced
19 21|      smiling as he mounted the steps of the~portico, so little
20 21|   duchess rose, and made a few steps~toward him in the salon,