Part, Chapter

 1  I, 1 |        the punishment form at the foot of the master’s desk. He
 2  I, 1 |         conjugate his verb at the foot of a tree. The rain interrupted
 3  I, 1 |        his success. He started on foot, stopped at the beginning
 4  I, 2 |          on a little table at the foot of a huge bed that had a
 5  I, 2 |        dress still hanging at the foot of the alcove; then, leaning
 6  I, 3 |        quite alone. I fell at the foot of a tree; I cried; I called
 7  I, 4 |      entered. Galloping up to the foot of the steps, it stopped
 8  I, 4 |          and they went thither on foot, returning in the same way
 9  I, 5 |     street buckled his spurs, his foot on the mounting stone, while
10  I, 7 |          if stretched on a wooden foot. He said that “was quite
11  I, 8 |      flights of steps, lay at the foot of an immense green-sward,
12  I, 8 |       dog-cart was brought to the foot of the steps, and, all the
13  I, 9 |      spreading like a mane to the foot of the lamp. Emma looked
14  I, 9 |       breviary had lost his right foot, and the very plaster, scaling
15 II, 1 |        and Beauvais roads, at the foot of a valley watered by the
16 II, 1 |         by the water-side.~At the foot of the hill beyond the bridge
17 II, 1 |          Gallic cock, resting one foot upon the “Charte” and holding
18 II, 1 |         on the right hand and the foot of the Saint-Jean hills
19 II, 2 |           her ankle, held out her foot in its black boot to the
20 II, 2 |           talking, had placed his foot on one of the bars of the
21 II, 3 |      other times, showed to their foot the garden walls whence
22 II, 3 |           look where to place her foot, and tottering on a stone
23 II, 6 |        that he had struck with is foot, “They respect nothing!”
24 II, 6 |         elbow.~Berthe fell at the foot of the drawers against the
25 II, 7 |        looked at him from head to foot.~“Fool!” he said, “really
26 II, 7 |       teeth, black eyes, a dainty foot, a figure like a Parisienne’
27 II, 8 |      approval. The firemen at the foot of the platform rested on
28 II, 9 |        ground with the tip of her foot. But at the words, “Are
29 II, 11|           various turnings of the foot downwards, inwards, and
30 II, 11|        club-foot he had.~He had a foot forming almost a straight
31 II, 11|        with this equinus, wide in foot like a horse’s hoof, with
32 II, 11|      carts, thrusting his limping foot forwards. He seemed even
33 II, 11|       itself. The outlines of the foot disappeared in such a swelling
34 II, 11|   mistress waiting for him at the foot of the steps on the lowest
35 II, 12|          and from the line of her foot. Charles, as when they were
36 II, 12|    arranged like a pyramid at the foot of pale statues that smiled
37 II, 12| understand. About three feet by a foot and a half, as they are
38 III, 2|            and opened them at the foot of the hill, when from afar
39 III, 2|           No one in the world set foot there, and he respected
40 III, 5|        the river curved round the foot of the green hills, and
41 III, 5|           by the toes to her bare foot.~He for the first time enjoyed
42 III, 5|   passengers. Some got out at the foot of the hill. She remained
43 III, 7|          appeared as usual at the foot of the hill he exclaimed—~“
44 III, 8|         stood opposite her at the foot of the bed, while the priest,
45 III, 9|    flowing in the darkness at the foot of the terrace. Monsieur