Read the original literary excerpt. [1] The duchess's memoir uses recipes instead of chapter titles. [2] "Boiled Pears" recounts a failed engagement; "Clear Broth" describes exile. [3] The chapter called "Wedding Cake" contains only a list of debts. [4] When she writes, "Sweetness is an accounting method," the line is not whimsical. [5] Her editor suggests moving the debts to an appendix. [6] She sends him a bill for sugar. An item cites line 4 and asks which context prevents a merely playful reading. Which lines are needed?