Chap.

 1        1|        to do with her hands and feet.”~La Faloise blushed a little.
 2        1|      audience, already on their feet, were making for the exits.
 3        4|       company were all on their feet save Gaga and Rose and Bordenave,
 4        4|         go and crouch at Nana’s feet like a little dog. Nobody
 5        4|      the chairs and the guests’ feet. And when Gaga did her best
 6        4|      had sprung savagely to her feet after whispering into the
 7        4|        had made bold to put her feet up on a sofa in order to
 8        5|      stood moodily stamping his feet. His hands were trembling
 9        5|   became audible a shuffling of feet as these people clattered
10        5|          Fauchery stretched his feet out languidly toward the
11        5|    boards were moving under his feet. Through the open sockets
12        5|         They are stamping their feet, madame,” the callboy once
13        5|         and stamping, scuffling feet became audible on the other
14        5|       they lay wallowing at her feet, strangling one another,
15        5|         the noise made by their feet as they kicked against them.~“
16        5|        air and the shuffling of feet and the sound of whispering,
17        5|        on the same level as her feet, the prompter’s head—an
18        5|        the incessant passage of feet, and its iron balustrade
19        5|       ago. He was spreading his feet apart because a pail was
20        6|         otherwise one got one’s feet wet and ran the risk of
21        6|         young woman rose to her feet again she was frightened.
22        6| whenever they struck their bare feet against some piece of furniture.
23        6|       of them would rise to her feet to look at the landscape
24        7|         holding one of her bare feet between her hands and was
25        7|      she again sank down at his feet. She was shaking with uproarious
26        7|      breast to the fire and her feet tucked under her:~“Let me
27        7|       saw Muffat stagger to his feet like an ox under the hammer:~“
28        7|       After that he rose to his feet with the help of a chair,
29        7|        slip on a petticoat. Her feet were bare, her hair in wild
30        8|       world crumbling about her feet. She estimated the situation
31        8|   passing his evenings with his feet on the fender in the society
32        8|        to wipe the soles of his feet carefully. And in the end
33        8|      them back again under your feet. I can’t go on like this!
34        8|         heavy with sleep, their feet in old down–at–heel shoes
35        8|       about on the floor at her feet and petticoats which had
36        8|         into the room. Her bare feet were cut and bleeding, for
37        9|       and be a carpet under her feet. There is no fighting against
38        9|        already. Dropping at her feet, he had put his arms round
39        9|         loss what to lay at her feet—she apparently lost patience.~“
40        9|      his clasp, and once on her feet:~“No, no, no!” she said. “
41        9|  himself. She lifted him to his feet.~“Go,” said she simply.~
42        9|        em lick the ground at my feet! Yes, I’ll fine–lady your
43       10|        her hands and waving her feet in the air, sufficed to
44       10|      But she was already on her feet and seemed all aflame as
45       10|  Straightway Madame rose to her feet, and in a sharp voice and
46       11|    Hequet. On the turf at their feet some gentlemen had instituted
47       11|    landau. She had risen to her feet and had set herself to pour
48       11|         beasts, whose galloping feet were sweeping millions with
49       11|       world crumbling under his feet, had suddenly divined the
50       12|  fatigued and complained of her feet. For some months she had
51       13|        had crouched down at his feet and was striving to catch
52       13|        and so with dry eyes and feet that had regained their
53       13|         was opening beneath his feet. There was a void in his
54       13|        the first floor her sick feet failed her, and she was
55       13|       rubbed out under people’s feet.”~After the following day
56       13|       It’s apt to grow paler as feet cross it.”~As a matter of
57       13|        him that the faun at his feet discovered the nymph sleeping,
58       13|  increased. It mounted from his feet to his heart and brain.
59       13|      gloves. She alone kept her feet amid the heaped–up riches
60       13|       skeletons, she rested her feet on human skulls. She was