Chap.

 1        1|         their instruments amid a delicate trilling of flutes, a stifled
 2        1|      surroundings, a head with a delicate profile bent forward under
 3        1|   certain rather lively verses a delicate sense of enjoyment made
 4        3|      into clear relief her dark, delicate, plump side face, wherein
 5        3|  Fauchery strangely, the note of delicate glass breaking. Assuredly
 6        3|        himself by following this delicate negotiation. Vandeuvres
 7        5| continued bowing and smiling her delicate little smile. Suddenly she
 8        6|       her. It had been hung with delicate rose–colored Louis XVI cretonne
 9        6|        Thus attired and with his delicate young arms showing and his
10        6|          touch of license to her delicate, high–strung elegance.~When
11        7|     satin texture of the skin. A delicate line, to which the shoulder
12        7|       The poor fellow, he needed delicate handling! Besides, she had
13        7| certainly had used all manner of delicate methods in order to teach
14        8|        fine linen; her skin grew delicate and pink and white and so
15        9|        for she was coming to the delicate part of the matter. Muffat
16       10|      aristocratic manner and the delicate elegance of his impoverished
17       11|       and was clad in a cloth of delicate hue which fitted close to
18       11|   dresses therein faded into the delicate shadows of the timberwork.
19       11|          He was slight of build, delicate and fair, and people all
20       11|         tapered lightly from the delicate, high–strung line of her
21       11|          them looking minute and delicate of outline against the green
22       12|         features her lips wore a delicate, victorious smile. But Dr
23       12|         festivities which have a delicate charm of their own. Owing
24       13|          must soil them too. Her delicate hands left abominable traces
25       13|        laughable folly, a little delicate nudity— it was with this
26       14|          were wont to indulge in delicate epigrams, shrugged her shoulders