Chapter

 1 I    |        They began by binding his feet and hands, and then fastened
 2 II   |     Absinthe sprang again to his feet. “Why?” he interrupted; “
 3 II   |       were not made by the men’s feet,” said he. “There have been
 4 III  |           rather more than three feet high, was all that separated
 5 III  |          the one with the little feet, sat down upon this log.”~“
 6 III  |        great difference in their feet and in their shoes.”~This
 7 III  |         the woman with the small feet sprang across the garden
 8 III  |         the woman with the broad feet came to aid her. She seized
 9 III  |         the woman with the small feet suddenly cease at this point.”~
10 III  |       aided the woman with large feet in carrying her companion.
11 III  |         the woman with the small feet was recovering her strength,
12 III  |       was to the lady with small feet that he addressed himself.
13 III  |      question. It is almost five feet five inches in height, consequently
14 III  |          it must be at least six feet high. The mark of his hand
15 IV   |         a height of four or five feet, at others remaining quite
16 IV   |         the lady with the little feet. These had such small and
17 V    |        quite good enough for the feet of her customers. This ground,
18 VII  |      wore no socks, and that his feet were coated with mud.~“You
19 VII  |          the mud with which your feet are covered, as high as
20 VII  |          to have a marchioness’s feet?”~“It is a crime you are
21 VII  |         mud were picked off your feet would be white and neat?
22 VIII |      although he had been on his feet for more than forty hours,
23 IX   |      scraped from the prisoner’s feet; at the same time depositing
24 XI   |        arrived here, and felt my feet on the pavements of Paris,
25 XII  |        that was sticking to your feet. The police agent who collected
26 XII  | designedly, that you soiled your feet with that mud. In doing
27 XII  |       perceived your trim, clean feet, which are as well kept
28 XII  |     ground and then dabbled your feet in the mud that had thus
29 XII  |       had taken off my boots. My feet were red and swollen, and
30 XII  |      anything but slippers on my feet. This is so true that, on
31 XII  |       position, he sprang to his feet, exclaiming: “This circumstance
32 XIII |     whole while, now rose to his feet, glad of an opportunity
33 XIII |         than Lecoq sprang to his feet. The young detective was
34 XVI  |      then suddenly spring to his feet again, gesticulating impatiently
35 XVII |          She’s a woman over five feet high, with a very dark complexion;
36 XVII |   moreover, at the marchioness’s feet, just perceivable beneath
37 XVIII|       the window, dropped at his feet.~A thunderbolt falling in
38 XIX  |        Suddenly he sprang to his feet and paced restlessly to
39 XIX  |         the prisoner rose to his feet, smoothed his hair, and
40 XX   |       blast, Fritz sprang to his feet, frightened half out of
41 XXI  |          bound, Lecoq was on his feet again, and started after