for delicacy. Am I grey, or wrinkled, do I go on crutches, have I lost my teeth, that you adopt such

were sharp and prominent, his jaws had fallen inwards from loss of teeth, his face was shrivelled

deny the horrors of the system in the teeth of such

keeping a ferocious time that was like a gnashing of teeth in unison

Why? Because, in my lower nature I am more worldly and less delicate. Not being so magnanimous

thought it probably from what I could make out, that her very small and delicate frame imparted a

foul a neighbourhood, was ill-smelling. Monsieur Defarge's olfactory sense was by no means delicate, but the stock

his lips over a scanty taste of his favourite cordial, ere that delicate piece of antiquity

an uncommon luxury, and the food a beggar would reject is delicate fare. You live here

they may be supposed to occasion. The cheapest and least delicate provisions are heaped in

Mr. Pickwick had begun to consider the very difficult and delicate nature of the

You were obliged to tell him,' repeated the boy angrily, between his teeth, and rudely

said the cobbler; 'try again.' 'Well, perhaps,' said Sam, 'you bought houses, wich is delicate English for goin

to many implied obligations. In forgetfulness of himself, and delicate service to her

a greedy armour- plated crocodile, with no more capacity of imagining the delicate and sensitive

alone,' returned Ralph, tartly. 'What do you want with me?' 'Good!' cried Mr Mantalini, displaying his teeth. 'What did I want

by a moment's pause. When Miss Dartle spoke again, it was through her set teeth, and with

lasted to the present moment, but has done so in the teeth of a

the deprivation of speech. 'Damn!' muttered the sick man between his teeth, and writhing

trade, whatever that was (I had floating dreams myself concerning golden shawls and elephants' teeth); having been at Calcutta

Not ready for more ham yet, Nandy? Why, how slow you are! (His last teeth,' he explained to

who came close at his heels, uncorked it in a twinkling with his teeth, and poured

was changed. Her face was very pretty still, but it looked careworn, and too delicate; and her

shook her with such heartiness that he shook her cap off her head, saying between his teeth, with grim raillery, as

to his success in the world, be cast in his teeth, and made

but for his broad temples, bright blue eyes, clustering brown hair, and laughing teeth. 'I have noticed,' said

surrounded by a semicircle of blue curl-papers, were the delicate features of Miss

face and a part of her lower lip is compressed under her teeth. "This woman understands me

face and a part of her lower lip is compressed under her teeth. "This woman understands me