Book, Chapter

 1       2, IX |       no one else is about, a fit of laughter will overcome
 2       3, VII| complain because they did not fit. Or as if, on some holiday
 3       3, VII|   house, different things are fit for different members; and
 4       4, III|      and not art, which would fit both the business and the
 5       4, XV |       is so in itself and as “fit” that which is beautiful
 6       6, X  |    seen, though I was not yet fit to see it. And thou didst
 7       6, XVI|    The wicked themselves also fit in here, and proportionately
 8       7, IV |    him and cleansed, and made fit for thy honor and “profitable
 9       8, III|      exhorting him to a faith fit for his condition (that
10       8, V  |   might be the more ready and fit for the reception of so
11       8, VII|    mightest produce them at a fit time to check a woman’s