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 1 V     |     and Persians, and was as fair and well favoured in mind
 2 VI    |  that his eyes are young and fair, and healthy. Wherefore
 3 VI    |    hope." Barlaam answered, "Fair are thy deeds, and worthy
 4 VI    |      Ioasaph said unto him, "Fair and fitting hath been all
 5 VII   |    nor did he ascribe such a fair ordering to earthly elements
 6 VII   |       And God, approving his fair wisdom and right judgement,
 7 XI    |      him, "All thy words are fair and wonderful, and, while
 8 XII   |     covenants with fools and fair false promises, only that
 9 XVI   |    in marriage the exceeding fair young daughter of a man
10 XVII  |      a work so great, and so fair and wondrous, -- without
11 XXVI  |     worsted, by foul play or fair, and thus bring shame on
12 XXVII |   was led to marvel at their fair order. And, when I beheld
13 XXVIII|      me thinketh it is not a fair trial, but a tyrannical
14 XXX   |   within, while the damsels, fair of face, but uncomely of
15 XXXIII|    temple mighty and passing fair, and he bade the people
16 XXXIII|      blessing and the king's fair life had been planted in
17 XXXVII|  kindled in the soul of this fair youth also, noble in body,
18 XXXVII| adder, or basilisk. But that fair and right noble athlete
19 XL    |    this mighty and exceeding fair city. It is my lot to dwell
20 XL    |     with him: Christ and his fair beauty everywhere met his
21 XL    |      rejoice for ever in the fair beauty of Christ, into whose