Part,  Chapter

 1      I,       I|          and stockings, rubbed her feet with a flannel cloth, then
 2      I,     III|            the sofa, drew her bare feet up under her, and proceeded
 3      I,      IV|       those women who - have large feet! You are too fairy-like,
 4     II,       I|          keep pace with the flying feet of her mistress.~ ~At the
 5     II,     III|            oval table with tigers' feet stood the mysterious occupant
 6    III,      II|       subject. Sit thou here at my feet on this taboret."~ ~The
 7    III,      II|          the ottoman, and drew her feet underneath the wide skirt
 8    III,      II|           face.~ ~He sprang to his feet, his face pale as death,
 9    III,      II|       heavily; then he rose to his feet.~ ~"Where art thou going?
10    III,     III|        where once had been several feet of water. The owners of
11    III,      IV|            the same instant to his feet again, flung himself like
12    III,      IV|            on his knees at Marie's feet, clasped both arms around
13    III,      IV|            her wrapper, thrust her feet into her slippers, and stole
14    III,      IV|           sank to his knees at her feet, and, kissing her pretty
15    III,      IV|          bore the moonlight to her feet, where she stood on the
16     IV,      II|            The count sprang to his feet, surprised and embarrassed,
17     IV,      II|           walking on his hands and feet. Now he is standing upright.
18     IV,     III|            a woman whose hands and feet were bound; a handkerchief
19     IV,     III|          her shoulders, thrust her feet into Turkish slippers, and
20     IV,     III|      favorite cat was lying at her feet, and on the floor by the
21     IV,     III|      obliged to walk on their hind feet, and I had to walk between
22      V,      II|          struck out with hands and feet, and bit at any one who
23     VI,      IV|          embroidery, sprang to her feet, and surveyed the smiling
24     VI,      VI|        woman. She struggled to her feet, muttering: "She is still
25    VII,       I| Vice-palatine?"~ ~He sprang to his feet and began to pace the floor
26    VII,     III|          Satan Laczi sprang to his feet.~ ~"Take my own horse, and
27     IX,      II|        creature he stood up on his feet, and barked, or grunted,
28     IX,      II|        long wooden stilts to their feet; and, thus equipped, stepped
29     IX,     III|            helped the horse to his feet.~ ~But the trumpet was now
30      X,     III|           her knees at her lover's feet, seized his hand, and laid
31      X,     III|            raised the woman to her feet, clasped her in his arms,
32      X,     III|            takes from you only six feet of earth. To you remain