Chapter

1 IV  |     canals than other men—a good foot longer at the least. That
2 VI  |        the knots which bound him foot and hand.~Immediately Uncle
3 IX  |     extending all the way to the foot of the Rocky Mountains.
4 X   |          and larches, and at the foot of the escarpments there
5 XI  |          along, like a man whose foot feels it is not on solid
6 XIII|        chain of Elbruz, at whose foot is built Teheran.~As soon
7 XIV | impossible for them to again set foot on the terrestrial globe,
8 XV  |           and his people.~At the foot of the mound fifty musicians
9 XV  |      minghan was standing at the foot of the hillock. He was brandishing