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"That is the only reason you find me in such good fettle."

"The rest of me seems to be in fine fettle."

Then alone no longer, for it's a joy to see you again, and in such good fettle.

However the male slaves are in fine fettle and will perhaps make up for the rest.

He appeared to be in remarkably fine fettle, all things considered.

But give me an hour alone with my wife, and I'll be in fine fettle."

They were in fine fettle, I had to say.

You are right, Roger, the boat trip will put us in fettle.

Hitler himself had been in fine fettle all day.

The white gelding had rested and seemed in fine fettle.

Here the fellow is, and he is still in excellent fettle.

The programmers were in fine fettle the next morning.

And they will keep in this fettle until they get off the Horn.

The old Japanese juniper's in good fettle, too, you'll be glad to know.

For the time being, at least, St Nicholas is in fine fettle.

"At least your humor is in good fettle," Melaine said.

Few quarterbacks have returned to fine fettle after having one operation on their throwing shoulder.

Dr. Hammer, who is 90 years old, was indeed in fine fettle.

He was in good fettle, otherwise he would never have traded words with me.

My small harp needs to be played, I've kept it in fettle for you."

The tycoon, although showing the effects of too little sleep, was in very fine fettle indeed.

"It's good to see you in such fine fettle."

The Story Girl was in great fettle that night.

I am in fine fettle, that is all.

And the wine was still in fine fettle.

I'll come in if you like and fettle it for you."

"You're willing to fettle for half, without argument?"

I've a wheel to fettle next door."

Repeat Juliet'sfather's command to fettle your fine joints?

"Ah'll soon fettle the awd beggar," he said.

"I knew thy'd fettle it."

'I'll fettle her,' said Jack.