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 1 II  |         arm and dragging her left foot, which was rather heavier
 2 III |      baron had already set off on foot for the Chambre aux Demoiselles,
 3 IV  |           and sitting down at the foot of her bed, said:~“M. le
 4 V   |          a mountaineer, either on foot or mounted on a little horse,
 5 V   |   proposed that they should go on foot. Jeanne was delighted. She
 6 VI  |          them to send him home on foot, and after a great many
 7 VI  | uncovering the green rocks at the foot of the cliff toward Fécamp.~
 8 VII |      people would never set their foot inside our doors. What are
 9 VIII|          Widow Dentu stood at the foot of the bed with an appropriate
10 VIII|           forth and, stamping his foot, exclaimed: “Think of what
11 IX  |           which bubbled up at the foot of a mossy rock and then
12 IX  |           as she read them to the foot of the bed. She untied another
13 X   |         Comte Fourville coming on foot at such a pace that she
14 X   |     covered with mud from head to foot. He frantically pushed back
15 XI  |          setting an enterprise on foot in connection with steamboats
16 XII |     copper warming pan, a damaged foot stove that she thought she
17 XII |        abbé with mud from head to foot.~Rosalie was delighted and
18 XIII|         She wanted to go there on foot so as to carry out Rosalie’