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 1 1 | chivalry, and the exquisite delicacy of~the thirteenth century.
 2 6 | ending in wrists of English delicacy and charming~hands, plump,
 3 6 |  Camille Maupin modified by delicacy of~sentiment and the softer
 4 9 |   beautiful blue veins. The delicacy of the features was~extreme;
 5 10|   perception, to perceive a delicacy so self-~immolating, a heroism
 6 11|     has a true aristocratic delicacy of perception; she is keenly~
 7 12|     of your heart, and your~delicacy, so little appreciated.
 8 12|   who are young and full of delicacy, how can you oblige me to~
 9 13|   of all in another woman's delicacy. I~am talking now of Calyste,
10 15|  belonging to a~man without delicacy; show her a tearfor you
11 17|  you not to~hinder by false delicacy the service I have wished
12 17|    all said with the utmost delicacy, I found nothing~in this
13 18|   others; whom~grandeur and delicacy consonant with their own