Book, Chapter

 1    3, 15|    should touch or hurt thy delicate and dainty skin. But I pray
 2    4, 22|      by these round cheekes delicate and tender, by your pleasant
 3    4, 22|   not pamper thee long with delicate meats, but when the time
 4    4, 22|    and entertaine thee with delicate meate and drinke, but sit
 5    4, 22|  royall seate, nor eate any delicate meates, but kneeled at the
 6    5, 27|    the City, I perceived no delicate meates nor no liberty which
 7    7, 41| thou that art so tender and delicate a child, to desire the violation
 8    8, 45|   tarts, custards and other delicate Junkets dipped in hony.
 9    8, 45|  cleane riddance of all the delicate meates. And to prove my
10    8, 46|     and tender, whereon the delicate Matron had accustomed to
11    9, 48|  with sumptuous bankets and delicate meates: the third day was