Chapter

 1  1,2|        he rose at once to his feet, and coldly said, "That'
 2  3,1|      the baron bounded to his feet. "Impossible!" he exclaimed; "
 3  3,4|       The baron sprang to his feet with a passionate exclamation. "
 4  4,1|       remarks. he rose to his feet and took his leave, exclaiming: "
 5  4,2|       The baron sprang to his feet. "Stop," he cried - "stop!
 6  5,6|       M. Wilkie sprang to his feet. "Lia d'Argeles!" he exclaimed.
 7  6,4|       d'Argeles sprang to her feet. "Never never!" she exclaimed,
 8  6,5|    the guests sprang to their feet. "What is it? What is it?"
 9  7,2|   herself on her knees at his feet. "Have mercy!" she faltered; "
10  7,3|   knelt at Madame d'Argeles's feet, and gently said: "Come,
11  7,6|       with difficulty, to his feet, at the same time rubbing
12  7,6|   knees at Madame d'Argeles's feet, exclaiming: "Ask her pardon,
13  7,6|      child, he set him on his feet, saying in a calmer tone,
14 11,4|      Marguerite sprang to her feet, at once agitated and alarmed. "
15 14,4|       the marquis rose to his feet, and, offering his hand
16 15,2|      throwing one at Arthur's feet, exclaimed: 'I have no wish
17 18,3|    wish me to beg you at your feet?" ~Ah! it was a terrible
18 18,5|    had suddenly opened at her feet. "My letters!" she exclaimed. "
19 18,5| baroness threw herself at her feet, crying, in a heart-rending
20 19,1|   swayed to and fro under her feet, as if the walls tottered,
21 19,1|       bound she sprang to her feet. For this cry was the signal
22 19,3|        Marguerite rose to her feet. "You thought that!" she
23 19,5|     weakness. She rose to her feet, and in a firm voice exclaimed: "
24 20,2|     you would have been at my feet; but I have lost and you