Paper, though delightful, is expensive to make.
"The gore and violence of her articles feature boldly in the pages," says Penrose. "The grim skeletal corpses of Buchenwald are separated by a few thicknesses of paper from delightful recipes to be prepared by beautiful women dressed in sumptuous gowns".
Paper fortunes How delightful to see that Conrad Black is bloodied but not bowed.
"The brilliant and delightful CA Lejeune [Caroline Lejeune, the paper's film critic] was invisible, at home or watching films.
The picture is delightful: the tall, whey-faced future Hamlet dishing out papers and gobstoppers to his unawares future critic and chronicler.
A delightful display of Bonnard and Vuillard paintings and works on paper can be seen at a booth jointly operated by Neffe-Degandt and Jill Newhouse.
Deborah Hedwall is delightful as the boundary-demolishing mom, but she is asked to paper over some increasingly awkward lurches in tone (1 25).
The formidable prop Tendai Mtawarira, who glories in the delightful nickname "Beast", joined the squad late after sitting an examination paper.
The little mermaids were available, however, and they were delightful -- a corps of herbed shrimp, their tails wrapped in rice paper and fried to tender perfection.
