Chapter

 1 VII   |  destruction and guiding their feet toward life eternal. Wherefore
 2 XI    |      from sin, and fall at his feet in repentance. Again, he
 3 XI    | despair, but, springing to his feet, he brought up, as a reserve,
 4 XI    |        strive hard to keep our feet lest we fall. For to fall
 5 XII   |       at the ledge whereon his feet rested, he discerned four
 6 XII   |       but severed; and how his feet rested on slippery, treacherous
 7 XIV   |   sights, making beautiful his feet, and shoeing them with `
 8 XVIII |      salvation, and having thy feet shod with the preparation
 9 XXI   |      changing the course of my feet from the slippery, deadly,
10 XXIII |       likewise their hands and feet lopped off. Sentence passed,
11 XXV   |       prepared a snare for his feet, and was scheming how to
12 XXVIII|     before him, and washed his feet with his tears, like the
13 XXX   |        should spread under his feet the nets of deceit to drag
14 XXX   |    hast thou laid a net for my feet, and bowed down my soul?
15 XXXI  |        Why sittest thou at the feet of things that cannot move
16 XXXIII|      own palace, washing their feet, and cleansing their matted
17 XXXVII|  dragon I shall tread under my feet; for I am strengthened with
18 XXXIX |     Cross, and gathered up his feet, and, with exceeding great