Fair is a bargain, when 'tis made
According to the rules of trade;
Fair is the maid who fills these rhymes
(You've called her so a thousand times;)
Fair are the speeches—false as fair—
That oft in Congress vented are;
Fair are the nymphs that throng Broadway
On every bonnet opening day;
In civil storms, as Job sets forth (xxxvii. 29)
"Fair weather cometh from the North;"
Fairmount by Schuylkill's wave is fair;
Fairfield is famed for wholesome air;
Fair winds impel Fairhaven's sails,
Hunting in Arctic seas tor whales;
Fair was the fight at Nazeby, when
Stout Fairfax beat King Charles's men;
And fair with treasures, rich and rare,
Is Brooklyn's Sanitary Fair.