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No references found	John Willet and his friends, who had been listening intently for the clash of swords, or firing of pistols in the great room, and had indeed settled the order in which they should rush in when summoned--in which procession old John had carefully arranged that he should bring up the rear--were very much astonished to see Mr Haredale come down without a scratch, call for his horse, and ride away thoughtfully at a footpace. Barnaby Rudge - A Tale Of The Riots Of 'Eighty by Dickens, Charles View in context It was a cross-country road, full, after the first three or four miles, of holes and cart-ruts, which, being covered by the snow, were so many pitfalls to the trembling horses, and obliged them to keep a footpace. The Old Curiosity Shop by Dickens, Charles View in context Their colonel, Karl Bogdanich Schubert, came up to Denisov's squadron and rode at a footpace not far from Rostov, without taking any notice of him although they were now meeting for the first time since their encounter concerning Telyanin. War and Peace by Tolstoy, Leo View in context	Footbridge footcandle footcandle meter Foote, Andrew Hull Foote, Arthur Foote, Arthur William Foote, Henry Stuart Foote, Horton Foote, Samuel Augustus Foote, Shelby footeite footer foothills footing footing beam footing course footing piece footing stone footing stop footlambert Footlight footlight spot footlights footman Footnote footpace footpad footpath footpiece footplate footpoint footprint footstall footstock footstone Footwall footwall shaft Footwashing Day footway Footwear Foppa, Vincenzo Foppington, Lord Foppishness for for free for loop FOR statement for The Rest Of Them for The Rest Of Us for values of For Your Information	footman footman Footman Moth Footman Moth Footmanship footmark footmarks Footmen Footmen footnote footnote footnote footnote footnote Footnote 4 footnoted footnoted footnoted footnoted footnotes footnotes footnotes footnotes footnoting footnoting footnoting footnoting Footologist Footologist Footologist footpace footpad footpad footpad footpad abscess footpad abscess footpad abscess footpad hyperkeratosis footpad hyperkeratosis footpad hyperkeratosis footpads footpads footpads footpath footpath footpath footpath footpath Footpaths Footpaths Footpaths Footpaths Footpaw Footpaw Footpaw footpiece footplate footplate footplate footplates footplates

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John Willet and his friends, who had been listening intently for the clash of swords, or firing of pistols in the great room, and had indeed settled the order in which they should rush in when summoned--in which procession old John had carefully arranged that he should bring up the rear--were very much astonished to see Mr Haredale come down without a scratch, call for his horse, and ride away thoughtfully at a footpace.

Barnaby Rudge - A Tale Of The Riots Of 'Eighty by Dickens, Charles View in context

It was a cross-country road, full, after the first three or four miles, of holes and cart-ruts, which, being covered by the snow, were so many pitfalls to the trembling horses, and obliged them to keep a footpace.

The Old Curiosity Shop by Dickens, Charles View in context

Their colonel, Karl Bogdanich Schubert, came up to Denisov's squadron and rode at a footpace not far from Rostov, without taking any notice of him although they were now meeting for the first time since their encounter concerning Telyanin.

War and Peace by Tolstoy, Leo View in context

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