chaussure

This is the true Parisian manner—this is the prettiest little foot in the room, and the prettiest little chaussure, too.

The ordinary chaussure is red boots with very high heels and generally much too short.

Nevertheless, neither Bombastes nor Dalgetty could have clung more obstinately to this favorite chaussure than did I to mine.

My chaussure was sadly against me—thin-soled boots, which doubled under me.

I identified them at a glance; and saw, moreover, that the feet of both the fugitives were encased in the same cheap chaussure.