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1 2 | haven, being the port of a fair city. Not great, indeed,
2 7 |    He led us through three fair streets; and all the way
3 8 |  The strangers’ house is a fair and spacious house, built
4 8 |    brought us first into a fair parlor above stairs, and
5 40|   him in the likeness of a fair beautiful cherub. For there
6 40|     among mortal men, more fair and admirable than the chaste
7 47|  access. We found him in a fair chamber, richly hanged,
8 57|               We have also fair and large baths, of several
9 84|  we have two very long and fair galleries. In one of these