Chapter

1  5,3|   Countless details revealed the delicate taste of a woman, and the
2  9,5|       facsimile of a letter is a delicate and sometimes lengthy operation.
3 13,2| son-in-law. It has been rather a delicate operation, but I flatter
4 13,5|         in certain difficult and delicate negotiations, which I conduct
5 13,7|        tone of voice, "that is a delicate question. My defrauder appears
6 14,4|          himself in an extremely delicate position, and knows no one
7 15,6|         not deign to notice this delicate irony. "I will tell you
8 17,1|           told him that it was a delicate one. Indeed, he dared not