Chapter

 1 7  |  and looks downward to the feet, is in close proximity to
 2 8  |   the habit of washing his feet, or, if he admits that he
 3 8  |  to the cleanliness of his feet than to that of his teeth.
 4 9  |    this my song before thy feet; ~song to thyself I dedicate, ~
 5 19 | will entangle and trip the feet as badly as a cloak that
 6 37 |     the jury rose to their feet as one man to show their
 7 43 |    nostrils distended, his feet stumbling. He may claim
 8 43 | considerable time upon his feet. For he is continually lying
 9 52 |    s head as to keep one's feet, while it is as unpleasant
10 94 |   donation. He fell at our feet and implored us to forgive
11 101| cast these tablets at your feet and call you to witness