Chapter

 1 I   |    height. From a glance at his feet, he might have been~taken
 2 I   |       of the world lay at their feet. Far away on the horizon
 3 III | sacrifice at Mme. de~Bargeton's feet; but with the ingenuity
 4 III |      crown to lay at~his lady's feet, even if there should be
 5 IV  |         to fling himself at the feet of this delicious girl.
 6 IV  |     planted like a swan on both feet, listening, to all appearance,~
 7 V   |      struck the bottom with his feet, and rose to the surface
 8 V   |       so many days spent at her feet? Lucien has too much spirit
 9 VI  |    flung himself weeping at her~feet.~ ~The poor boy cried in
10 VII |       had been~detected at Nais feet. M. de Chandour, elated
11 VII |       who flings himself at her feet. That is what I have been~
12 VII |        threw himself here at my~feet with a declaration, and
13 VII |        concerns. He rose to his~feet and took M. de Bargeton
14 VIII|      the globe shrink under his feet; he went back to David's~