Chapter

 1  2,4|      that she has an exquisite foot, a divinely-shaped leg,
 2  2,4|     baroness angrily stamp her foot, as she exclaimed: "It is
 3  6,2|        trample her honor under foot. You have heard my vows
 4  7,1|       mission. He even went on foot, which was a concession
 5  7,4|       glance. I will never set foot in these rooms again - the
 6  7,6|      Now be off; and never set foot here again - understand
 7  7,6|      understand me - never set foot here again, never!" ~M.
 8  7,7| shudder shook her from head to foot, and at last she opened
 9  9,4|     the left-hand side, at the foot of the hill, you will find
10 10,4|   sorrow. And if ever I set my foot in such a mess again, I
11 14,2|      can't trample a man under foot with impunity. To-morrow
12 15,2|     Gordon was standing at the foot of the bed anxiously watching
13 16,4|        Just my luck. I came on foot, and ran the whole way.
14 17,4|      to trample the poor under foot, would you! Very well. I