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1 I  |         in coming as~far as the foot of the ladder.~ ~To have
2 II |  precisely hit off his style of foot; he was~well shod; his tailor
3 III| Godefroid de Beaudenord had set foot in the~various social circles
4 IV |   dressed in black from head to foot, they sat or~stood in the
5 V  |      Isaure sat with one little foot thrust out in~its black
6 V  |     Isaure~would put her little foot on a chair and take it off
7 V  |        he guessed the matter on foot, more~particularly from
8 V  |    schemes of men that have one foot here and another in the
9 VI |         the subscription set on foot for him has no~subscribers,