Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVIII|  passion. For it is not by our feet, nor by change of place,
 2       4, VI   |    toward thee and plucking my feet out of the snare. And I
 3       4, XV   |    kind, his stature, how many feet high, and his family relationship,
 4       5, IV   |       he may not know how many feet high it is or how wide it
 5       6, III  |        in space, both head and feet.~
 6       6, XI   |     interpreted. I will set my feet upon that step where, as
 7       6, XII  |   which his honorable and free feet might be entangled.~22.
 8       6, XVIII|   become weak, seeing at their feet the Deity made weak by sharing
 9       7, VIII |        by ships or chariots or feet - indeed it was not as far
10       7, XII  |       of my tears, I got to my feet, for I could not but think
11       7, XII  |      world’s hopes, but set my feet on that rule of faith which
12       8, VI   |    Italian soil with his naked feet, which called for unusual
13       9, XXXIV| seductions of my eyes, lest my feet be entangled as I go forward
14       9, XXXIV|        be pleased to “pluck my feet out of the net.”377 Thou
15      10, XXVI |      line by the length of the feet, and the length of the feet
16      10, XXVI |    feet, and the length of the feet by the length of the syllable,
17      10, XXVI |        they consist of so many feet; they are long feet because
18      10, XXVI |       many feet; they are long feet because they extend over
19      12, XIV  |     his word is a lamp to your feet.555 Hope and persevere until
20      12, XIX  |        Follow him, O beautiful feet,603 and shine in the firmament,