Meanings of exquisite neatness in English

The room was in perfect order, everything arranged with an exquisite neatness.

The latter always was so lovely in her exquisite neatness.

But the rooms had a physiognomy of their own, from their exquisite neatness and cheerful simplicity.

She was dressed with exquisite neatness, yet plainly.

That exquisite neatness which gave such a charm to Wendover's house was not attained without labour.

And consider the exquisite neatness of his manuscript!

He thought of her exquisite neatness of dress and delicacy of movement, and smiled happily to himself.

We were waited on by five or six country girls of ravishing beauty, dressed with exquisite neatness.

The uninviting character of its outside was, however, happily relieved by the exquisite neatness and comfortable warmth within.

Her appearance, too, had none of the exquisite neatness which it usually displayed; and then-whata state she was in!

He was dressed with exquisite neatness in that simple garb which lends to a noble person a peculiar and serious dignity.

The perfect order in which her books and papers were arranged, and the exquisite neatness of the apartments, were refreshing to behold.

Gardens embowered and perfumed the low cottages, through the open doors of which they could see the exquisite neatness of the life within.

Tall and robust, he had a grand look, notwithstanding his modest clothes, the exquisite neatness of which betrayed a sort of respectable poverty.

As they peeped into the tiny kitchen, with its shining brasses and its white deal floor, Winifred exclaimed at the exquisite neatness of the housekeeping.

The children almost worshipped the beautiful girl who came to them as a revelation of exquisite neatness and taste,-whosevery voice and intonation awed them.