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 1 1 |         the roof,~have slender, delicate casings, the carvings of
 2 2 |         azure of her eyes, of a delicate, refined~beauty, blessed
 3 2 |         baron. What a~charming, delicate attention! When you see
 4 2 |      slight embonpoint, but her delicate hips and slender waist were
 5 5 |         fingers, the same soft, delicate, and purely white skin.~
 6 6 |       transparent pink of their delicate~lining. This nose is an
 7 6 |     been fully understood. Some~delicate minds have thought it lay
 8 8 |     against the silverware, the delicate porcelain, the~beautiful
 9 9 |      and~beneath its whiteness, delicate as the satiny lining of
10 9 |        own empire. Here~was the delicate campanula, or the lily,
11 11| withering of the texture of~the delicate skin. She raised her sleeves
12 11|   Camille.~ ~"My position is so delicate I do not wish to compromiseI
13 12|          are many motives~which delicate and noble women keep to
14 12|        not as respectful and as delicate as he was to me~at first,
15 17| strangers.~One would think that delicate souls might desire solitude
16 18|      bran and water.~A scarf so delicate in texture that it made
17 18|         whose mind was keen and delicate, a pious, loving~girl, attached
18 19|     which a woman recognizes so delicate a distinction.~ ~At breakfast,
19 20|        to the quick through the delicate flesh. All~such luxury is
20 20|    heart, turn sour and rot the delicate~roots from which should
21 21|     have~already talked of this delicate crisis in your life with