Chapter

 1 3  | slightest spot or blemish to my fair fame, should seem, by passing
 2 10 |        among the living~ere thy fair light had fled; --~now having
 3 10 |       breathe the words `Alexis fair', ~and all men gazed on
 4 12 |        by revealing to them how fair a thing is nobility of soul.
 5 26 |       be forbidden to learn the fair words of Zalmoxis or the
 6 43 |         as I can understand, be fair and unblemished in body,
 7 43 |    speech, so that a worthy and fair shrine may be provided for
 8 44 |        the head and clothe in a fair white cloak in expectation
 9 63 |        as yours. See there, how fair it is to view, how full
10 73 |        simply because it was no fair heiress that was offered
11 100|       publicly to besmirch your fair fame, and has accused upon