Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  40|            yet that handsome monk so fat and sleek, and of bright
 2    II,  6 |              application. As for the fat of pigs, geese, fowls, and
 3    II,  7 | pater-familias pays a good price for fat white worms with blackish
 4    II,  11|           with superfluous blood and fat, and as it were covered
 5    II,  12|       described himself as plump and fat, his sportive verse ran
 6    II,  12|             to laugh,~You’ll find me fat and sleek with well-dress’
 7    II,  15|            beloved grew thick, waxed fat, and became sleek: he kicked
 8    II,  21|              full and so loaded with fat that the half-smothered
 9    II,  22|            he-goats, and between the fat cattle and the lean. Because
10    II,  36|          sexes. On your side are the fat and the sleek in their festal