1 What a pity legs could not be shown, she thought, pulling up her petticoats and regretfully viewing them, plump and neat under pantalets.
2 That was a neat way of smoothing a man's vanity and yet keeping him on the string, and Charles rose to it as though such bait were new and he the first to swallow it.
3 The neat wooden-paneled fence had been newly painted white and the front yard it inclosed was yellow starred with the last jonquils of the season.
4 Scarlett had found that a drink of neat brandy before supper helped immeasurably and she would always chew coffee or gargle cologne to disguise the smell.
5 The contrast between the dirty, hairy old man and the four neat, fastidious ladies was as great as though he were a grizzled, vicious old watchdog and they four small kittens.
6 Tragedy in neat blouses; the eternal flame all nice and safe in a kerosene stove.
7 In shape, he differs in some degree from the Huzza Porpoise, being of a less rotund and jolly girth; indeed, he is of quite a neat and gentleman-like figure.
8 The Russians had a neat log house built on a grassy slope, with a windlass well beside the door.
9 He was clean and neat as usual, with his green neckcloth and his coral pin.
10 In the yard, which was kept scrupulously neat, were flowers and plants of every description which flourishes in South Louisiana.
11 The guests are expected to pay for this entertainment; if they be proper guests, they will see that there is a neat sum left over for the bride and bridegroom to start life upon.
12 The youth, forgetting his neat plan of getting killed, gazed spell bound.
13 They passed within view of a stolid white house, and saw in front of it groups of their comrades lying in wait behind a neat breastwork.
14 Saying this, she drew him into a neat little apartment opening on the verandah, where she generally sat at her sewing, within call of her mistress.
15 In front it had a neat garden-patch, where, every summer, strawberries, raspberries, and a variety of fruits and vegetables, flourished under careful tending.