Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |     door of which opened at the foot of her bed. At last she~
 2         I,II |      place and~came to Paris on foot to seek his fortune, with
 3         I,III|         there's Pere Roguin, on foot at this hour, at the top
 4         I,III|       made a banker, who set on foot and directed vast enterprises;
 5         I,III|         and let me walk~home on foot."~ ~These words chased away
 6         I,V  |    appear, who was~dragging his foot timidly because Cesarine
 7         I,VI |     medium height, from head to foot the~evident son of a hat-maker,
 8         I,VII|     himself--was allowed to put foot into the new appartement
 9         I,VII|     said Molineux, planting one foot in the boudoir, "I~stand
10         I,II | universe. Birotteau had not set foot in his manufactory since
11         I,III|   pleasant to the eye as to the foot which felt the soft thickness
12         I,III|        low, to trample it under foot, to~render despicable in
13         I,III|     grand scale. If you had set foot in~the faubourg, where I
14         I,III|   Roguin, touched her brother's foot, Pillerault spoke loudly~
15         I,IV |    himself over, bound hand and foot, to another~merchant; and
16         I,V  |      dressed, left the house on foot and went to their~uncle
17         I,VII|          where he has never set foot, and~where all the furniture
18         I,VII|       the house, and saw at the foot of the staircase (still