These comfortably fitted-up chambers are assigned to elderly prisoners or to those in weak health.

He had a front shop, which was a cafe, with a well-fitted-up bar.

So suitable was this "fit-up" as actors call it, that when theatres came to be built in London they were built on the inn-yard pattern.

The problem (to name but one) of the resulting struggle between plenary inspiration and the conditions of a fit-up tour is only another proof of my contention that there are more things in heaven and earth than can be treated in realistic fiction, and that Mr. SNAITH'S good intentions have unfortunately betrayed him into selecting the least possible.

In "Adrienne Lecouvreur" it struck me that the careless stage-management utterly ruined the play, and I could not bear to see Duse as Adrienne beautifully dressed while the Princess and the other Court ladies wore cheap red velveteen and white satin and brought the pictorial level of the performance down to that of a "fit-up" or booth.