Chapter

 1 Pro,2|       his lips clinging to the feet of the Christ, he breathed
 2 3,2  |        to the pope to kiss his feet; and as the pope had been
 3 3,3  |        uncle had heaped at our feet, but for very peril of our
 4 4,3  |       for the pope, and at his feet were cushions far Lucrezia
 5 4,5  |    threw herself at the king's feet; she was the wife of the
 6 5,4  |   vanguard halted five hundred feet from the Gate of the People.
 7 5,4  |       carried ashen lances ten feet long, with straight and
 8 5,5  |       These cannons were eight feet in length; and as their
 9 5,5  | cannons came culverins sixteen feet long, and then falconets,
10 5,6  |    genuflexions to kissing the feet, the hand, and the forehead,
11 5,7  |        and stooped to kiss his feet. But this Alexander would
12 6,3  |      short about ten or twelve feet from the French line and
13 7,1  |       the Swiss pikes, but two feet longer. These changes effected,
14 7,1  |      while they with arms four feet shorter had no chance even
15 7,4  |       over on one side and his feet on the other. The two fellows
16 7,4  |        hands, the other by the feet, swung it three times, and
17 8,4  |    thing to put on his horses' feet a metal of which king's
18 9,2  |      the appointed place, five feet in height, ten in width,
19 9,2  |       ten in width, and eighty feet long. This scaffolding was
20 9,2  |    narrow paths were made, two feet wide at most, their entrance
21 9,3  |  dropped him a distance of two feet to the ground, he had confessed,
22 10,2 |      which lay actually at his feet before his body had time
23 11,1 |      broke off and fell at his feet; and then, as though one
24 11,2 |      up the dust with his hind feet, and lashing his sides with
25 11,3 |        an act of homage at the feet of the fair Venetian who
26 16,1 |      the window nearly seventy feet from the ground, but one
27 16,1 |   formed a rope fifty or sixty feet long, with knots every here
28 16,1 |        clinging with hands and feet to this fragile support.
29 16,1 |      touch the ground with his feet; his rope was too short. ~
30 16,1 |    height of twelve or fifteen feet. ~ ~
31 16,2 |  beside him, passed only a few feet away, crossed the court,