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 1 I   |      class, consisted of stout boots, heavy~with nails, made
 2 III |     men, the one who wore top-~boots and spurs, nudged the other
 3 III |  costume; for he~looked at his boots, which had not been polished,
 4 III | addition, a pair of very muddy~boots indicated that he had come
 5 III |     black trousers covered his boots, the toes of~which were
 6 IV  |       saw Chosrew, an old sly-~boots, thinking to force our centre,--
 7 V   |      ten years of his life for boots and straps to~his trousers.
 8 VI  |   fashions.~She wore expensive boots, and never was seen on foot,
 9 VI  |       rapidly, in spite of his boots and~spurs, to the chateau,
10 VI  |        white trousers and thin boots, a~white waistcoat and a
11 VIII|    black stockings, and shoes.~Boots cost too much. You can't
12 VIII|       too much. You can't have boots till you are called to the~
13 XI  |  straps intended~for varnished boots; but his were of leather,