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 1 I  | for the coming of sandaled feet, and watch brown supple
 2 I  | the offing. He rose to his feet, and looked at the sea.
 3 III|   upon a board about three feet long by eighteen inches
 4 III|    drawing horses with his feet; the extraordinary fact
 5 V  |    of tissues, the "crow's feet," the gray hairs, the change
 6 VI | depart. As she slipped her feet under the thongs of her
 7 VI |  only that under my unshod feet, the spot where the child
 8 VII|    buttoned from throat to feet, and looks decidedly genteel,
 9 VII|    an opening, perhaps ten feet long by eight wide, surrounded
10 VII|   The pine is scarcely six feet high, but covers perhaps
11 VII| little desks less than two feet high. Each of the numerous
12 IX |   263}~clutch the climbing feet, - sometimes even to fling