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 1 I  |     window some eight or ten feet from the ground, shed a
 2 IV |   dead, fell at the vizier's feet. The woman spoke, explaining
 3 VI |   the ordinary question, two feet from the ground. There she
 4 VI |  duty. He first fastened the feet of the marquise to two rings
 5 VI |    wall, distant about three feet from each other. The head
 6 VI |    at the same height as the feet, and the body, held up on
 7 VI |      crank, which pushed the feet, at first about twelve inches
 8 VI |   Instead of the trestle two feet and a half high on which
 9 VI |  trestle of three and a half feet, which gave the body a greater
10 VI |    See my hands, sir, and my feet, are they not torn and wounded?
11 VII|    though she would bury her feet in the earth, she addressed
12 VII| doctor and the marquise, his feet stuck out on the shafts.