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 1 3 |      recognized the rector's foot on the resounding steps
 2 4 | sundry hints by pressing her foot a certain number of~times,
 3 8 |   dearest, that I cannot set foot in Paris. I could~not, I
 4 9 |     stone embankment, at the foot~of which is a house where
 5 13|      in a rival from head to foot; they can guess the slightest~
 6 13|      slightest~movement of a foot beneath a gown, the almost
 7 14|     meeting no reefs, to the foot of this cliff, which~rises
 8 14|      Touches, sitting at the foot of~Beatrix's bed, in company
 9 15|    him like a~worm under her foot. But he is too astute for
10 15|      him. She met him at the foot of the staircase and told
11 16|   know the day when she sets foot in this house, that I may
12 17|    perverted, bound hand and foot, before God.~ ~I am to-day
13 18|     If Calyste had never set foot in Les Touches!"cried my
14 18|  pleasure in trampling under foot the~treasures I poured out
15 18|  noble as the Bourbonsat the foot of the~staircase, stopped
16 19|       Calyste~sitting at the foot of the bed strove to put
17 24|   where he had never yet set foot,~Maxime de Trailles did
18 25|   Maxime pushed the critic's foot, motioning to Rochefide), "