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1 1 |   gallery has a balustrade of exquisite~workmanship. From the gable
2 1 |     Venice, chivalry, and the exquisite delicacy of~the thirteenth
3 8 |       She has one of the~most exquisite waists I ever saw; the shoulders
4 9 |      joined to a long neck of exquisite moulding, lent~itself to
5 11|       hall, together with the exquisite~grace of its mistress, brought
6 11| charming about them. The most exquisite luxury could never have~
7 20|  flatter himself to have more exquisite~flowers than those that
8 22|   those~of Nucingen, at which exquisite wines were drunk at twelve
9 25|  happy and calm. Her neck, of exquisite roundness, was beginning