Book, Chapter

 1     1, 12-19|         use for my punishment - a fit penalty for one, so small
 2     3, 7-13 |            different things to be fit for different members, and
 3     3, 7-14 | apportioned and enjoined what was fit for each. And I in my blindness,
 4     4, 13-20|          I wrote "on the fair and fit," I think, two or three
 5     4, 15-23|    wounded. And yet the "fair and fit," whereon I wrote to him,
 6     4, 16-24|        what is so in itself, and "fit," whose beauty is in correspondence
 7     4, 16-27|       meditating on the "fair and fit," and longing to stand and
 8     5, 7-13 |         hear, or such as I judged fit for his genius. But all
 9     6, 1-1  |          as it were, of a sharper fit, which physicians call "
10     6, 13-23|     marriage, two years under the fit age; and, as pleasing, was
11     7, 16-22|        which the very wicked also fit in; and that the more, by
12     9, 12-31|        with those who thought not fit to leave me, discoursed
13    10, 1-1  |          soul, enter into it, and fit it for Thee, that Thou mayest
14    12, 17-24|       spake, that he thought them fit to be entrusted with the