Part,  Chapter

 1      I,       I|    knight who cut off his own foot, that his sovereign, who
 2     II,       I|  whence they would proceed on foot up the shorter foot-path
 3     II,      II|   comes to Hungary, or set my foot in the house of a gentleman
 4    III,       I|    opened its blue eye at the foot of one of the trees, and
 5    III,       I|     man seated himself at the foot. They conversed during the
 6    III,     III|      death. No; we must go on foot, as noiselessly as possible.
 7    III,      IV|      that I have a pain in my foot - that I have just applied
 8    III,      IV|    bed, and is poulticing his foot."~ ~The door was open wide
 9    III,      IV|    with mud.~ ~"What? Came on foot in such weather - all the
10    III,      IV|    Cannot you come with us on foot, Herr Doctor?"~ ~"I should
11    III,      IV|     rheumatismus acutus in my foot, and were I to get wet I
12    III,      IV|     start at once."~ ~"But my foot - it pains dreadfully."~ ~"
13    III,      IV|     gracious countess; and on foot, too, in this weather."~ ~"
14     IV,       I|    take her way to church, on foot if the roads were good;
15     IV,      II|      which bound him hand and foot, was the lock upon his lips.
16     IV,      IV|    but if you will press your foot on the little brass button
17     IV,      IV|    button in the floor at the foot of the column to your left,
18      V,      II|   hands, and lifted first one foot, then the other.~ ~The baroness
19     VI,       V|   Marie. Then she pressed her foot on the spring in the floor,
20    VII,     III|   from Kapuvar to-day."~ ~"On foot?"~ ~"Part of the way, and
21    VII,     III|      be."~ ~Vavel stamped his foot in a paroxysm of fury. Had
22     IX,     III|    thirty men, and proceed on foot to the farther side of yon
23     IX,     III|       from the saddle, and on foot made her way toward the
24     IX,      IV|     from following crossed on foot the narrow lengthwise beam
25      X,     III| fatigued horses, proceeded on foot to the house.~ ~The servant
26      X,     III|    head of it, another at the foot - the former a lady, the