Chapter

 1 II  |   become proverbial. Her bare feet were hidden; if the~General
 2 III |       its head to fall at its feet, it is~pretty sure sooner
 3 VI  |  loose sand shifted under his feet at every step; and when,
 4 VI  |     his strength failing,~his feet were bleeding, he asked
 5 VI  |       a European, rose to his feet,~and followed his guide.
 6 VI  |      cushion that covered her feet.~ ~"Madame, in Asia your
 7 VI  |          Madame, in Asia your feet would be worth some ten
 8 VII |        laying~his head on her feet, "you are too chastely tender
 9 VII |      she cried, rising to her feet with a swift, graceful~spring, "
10 VII |    treasure poured~out at her feet, she was playing with it.
11 VIII|     skirt hem, her knees, her feet; but for~the credit of the
12 VIII|    trample her body under his feet? When, where,~and how would
13 VIII|   feminine creature under the feet of a furious horse or~other
14 VIII|      s lodging, her hands and~feet tied with silken cords.
15 VIII|      the knots that bound her feet.~ ~"What would be the use
16 VIII|      shall tie your hands and feet again. All things considered,
17 VIII|       de Langeais rose to her feet, with a great dignity and~
18 IX  |  yours!" and fell at Armand's feet.~ ~"Yours! yours! my one
19 IX  |     never yet set his glowing~feet; and over and over again,
20 IX  |    General came almost to~her feet in all the glory of that
21 IX  |       sat down or crossed her feet, which drove the~finest
22 X   |       The Duchess rose to her feet with a spring. "In Heaven'
23 X   |    the angels that lie at the feet of God,~for to them is given
24 X   |    wire were fastened~several feet apart between one rock and
25 X   | planted in the beach at their feet. With ingenuity worthy of~
26 X   |     tie a~cannon ball to both feet and throw the body overboard;