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Beowulf's "jubilee" is fitly solemnized by his third and last dragon-fight.

A reference may fitly be made here to a reason given by Mons.

Those were the days when Dawson might fitly have been called the dissolute.

This was the day of Pentecost, and fitly commemorated by the Church.

The consummation had been fitly rounded out by the changes in the Constitution.

Of course, in all of its awful details it never can be fitly written.

It may well be understood how all this might be very wisely and fitly done.

From that we may fitly turn to the more special question, "What is an Avatra?"

I wish I could fitly celebrate the joyousness of the New England winter.

There are questions, as well as persons, that only the Comic can fitly touch.