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 1 II  |      his admirable memoranda on delicate diplomatic~matters. He did
 2 III |  fellow-traveller was~long, and delicate, and pale. The forehead
 3 V   |          my stomach is much too delicate to digest the victuals of
 4 V   |          Victuals' is a word as delicate and refined as your stomach,"
 5 VI  |       of age, still slender and~delicate in shape in spite of her
 6 VI  |      but~I have so profound and delicate a sense of art that Monsieur
 7 VII |      the last six years, on the~delicate charity of Monsieur Moreau;
 8 VIII|      dessert composed of eleven delicate dishes, among which we~remarked (
 9 IX  |        the first restaurant for delicate and perfectly~prepared food
10 XI  | selected;~for it is a matter as delicate as it is difficult to find