Chapter

 1  4,2|   fellows then seized him by the feet, and dragged him into the
 2  4,3|   staggered and fell down at his feet, but, raising himself with
 3  4,3| executioners hung them up by the feet. ~Then came the most dastardly
 4  6,1|          with a string about six feet in length, and threw them
 5  7,2|        in his dry-room, with his feet resting on the foot-bar
 6  7,3|       the window." ~"Twenty-five feet from the ground!" ~"But
 7  7,3|         But you will fall on six feet of soft soil!" ~"Yes, but
 8  8,2|       hands more than ten square feet of ground. ~At last no doubt
 9  8,2|     length, - one of twenty-five feet instead of ten. ~Boxtel
10  9,2|       knocked with his hands and feet at the door so violently
11 12,1|       him, and soon stood on his feet again, although trembling
12 13,1|      made such a good use of his feet and elbows that he at last
13 13,2|          Hague, with their muddy feet, had passed over him. ~One
14 20,2|      with a slender waist, small feet, and a noble head; in short,
15 23,2|    followed Rosa in his stocking feet, walking on tiptoe. ~He
16 27,1|          throwing herself at the feet of the Stadtholder, who,
17 30,1|         Frisian greyhound at his feet, which looked at him with
18 33,1|         moment there fell at the feet of the President van Systens