Chapter

 1 Pro,1|        three men, sitting at the foot of the bed, and half hidden,
 2 4,1  |     pledged themselves to set on foot for the maintenance of the
 3 4,2  |     neighbours, and could set on foot the enterprise that Ludavico
 4 5,2  |       secretary, standing at the foot of the throne upon which
 5 5,5  |   illustrious knights marched on foot beside the prince, carrying
 6 5,7  |     stuffs. As he arrived at the foot of the little flight of
 7 5,8  |       confederates had to set on foot an army of 30,000 horse
 8 6,2  |         could reach, away to the foot of the Alps. Commines found
 9 6,3  |     their heels, and although on foot caught them up and killed
10 6,4  |      number of Spanish horse and foot, led, at the command of
11 6,4  |     Castello della Somma, at the foot of Vesuvius; all the attentions
12 7,3  |   kingdom ought to trample under foot all the obstacles in his
13 7,3  |         Ghetto, when four men on foot, led by a fifth who was
14 7,4  |     Girolamo's Church two men on foot, who came forward into the
15 10,1 |       the citadel three thousand foot and enough provisions, ammunition,
16 10,4 |      shortest not less than five foot six. Still, this was his
17 11,2 |         at the sight of a man on foot the bull stopped short,
18 11,3 |          scarcely had he set his foot on the first step when he
19 12,4 | preparations were at once set on foot for the fulfilment of his
20 14,2 |         chief never to leave the foot of his bed, but to sleep
21 14,3 |          was made in his belly a foot and a half long, through
22 14,3 |         again and carried to the foot of the great altar in St.
23 15,3 |       just as Caesar was setting foot on his vessel, he was arrested
24 16,1 |      false step and sprained his foot; at the dinner-hour he tried