Meanings of neat speech in English

Having done all this in a neat speech, I took leave.

He gave evidence of this in a neat speech.

Toad-in-the-hole returned thanks in a neat speech.

It was unquestionably a neat speech, and Judge Graves or no other chairman should cheat him out of making it.

Your brother should embody them in a neat speech, and deliver it from the deck of the steamer before he lands.

The Doctor made a very neat speech, and complimented them all on the skill and talent displayed both in kites and carriages.

After dinner, Judge Morse, as president of the Historical Society, in a neat speech spoke of the objects of the Chignecto Historical Society.

Mr. Ducker bristled with importance as he made known his errand, in a neat speech, in which official dignity and sympathy were artistically blended.

It was the essential grossness of his imagination, which had nevertheless helped him to such a store of neat speeches.

"There, there," said Mrs. Wheaton, as they were driven toward their home; "the poor child's 'eart is too full for hany neat speeches now.