1 You can't trust 'em to be fair.'
2 He's gone with papa to the street fair at Wilber.
3 At last he was shut off by a coughing fit which fairly choked him.
4 She looked at me, her eyes fairly blazing with things she could not say.
5 The family were now fairly equipped to begin their struggle with the soil.
6 Before the blade got fairly into them, they split of their own ripeness, with a delicious sound.
7 His hazel eyes were little and shrewd, like his mother's, but more sly and suspicious; they fairly snapped at the food.
8 I ran up and drove at his head with my spade, struck him fairly across the neck, and in a minute he was all about my feet in wavy loops.
9 On my way East I broke my journey at Hastings, in Nebraska, and set off with an open buggy and a fairly good livery team to find the Cuzak farm.
10 Antonia had made herself cloth working-slippers out of Mr. Harling's old coats, and in these she went padding about after Charley, fairly panting with eagerness to please him.
11 On Sunday mornings one could see him out at the fair grounds, speeding around the race-course in his trotting-buggy, wearing yellow gloves and a black-and-white-check travelling cap, his whiskers blowing back in the breeze.