Answering my own question :

billio wrote:
> 
> ...
> Falling back on QTextCursor I can select the block at the cursor, obtain
> the selection and then the HTML of the associated fragment but this is
> wrapped with non-relevant HTML to create a complete document which is not
> what I need.
> ...
> 

I have decided to follow this course and selecting a word rather than a
block, stripping out the fragment marked by splitting the returned HTML at
<--StartFragment--> <--EndFragment-->. This gives me the link associated
with the clicked word.

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