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 1 I  |   telling him where to put his foot down so as to avoid the
 2 I  |         Old Sechard set out on foot for the country. Delighted
 3 I  | negative, and I will never set foot in Mme. de Bargeton's house~
 4 II |       a mushroom growth at the foot of the crag and along the~
 5 III|      the~pressman and the flat foot of the Gael. Lucien could
 6 IV |      cheap green~carpet at the foot. A chest of drawers with
 7 IV |   looked him over from head to foot, in short, then~he coolly
 8 IV |      he shifted about from~one foot to another as he spoke,
 9 V  |        glory and light,~At the foot of Jehovah's throne where
10 V  |      between the river and the foot of the hill, he thought
11 VI |       he never expected to set foot," said Chatelet. "Don't~
12 VI |      de Bargeton could not set foot outside her house but the
13 VII|      trample this puppet under foot that~has smirched the reputation
14 VII|         who~shook from head to foot.~ ~Amelie knew what it all