The union of intelligence, affection, and seemliness was startling to Esther's mind.

All man's seemliness and affection for the natural things of earth were absent.

If to do so is unseemly, then so much for seemliness.

Only in the church and the manor is there any care for seemliness and stateliness.

There was nothing in his appearance which grated particularly upon Mr. Weatherley's sense of seemliness.

And yet she had no cause to complain that his attention passed the boundary of rigid seemliness.

Under its outward seemliness a million throats are ready to take up the brazen cry of revolution.

There was a very particular seemliness in this-thoughI had not much time to think of it then.

I speak as my father's son, and in my house I will have privacy and seclusion and seemliness.

And there was a native dignity, and, above all, a wonderful seemliness, about the Klosking that inspired respect.

Refinement, seemliness, "ladylikeness,"-evenSir Robert Blanchflower in his sorest moments would scarcely have denied her these.

Their chosen virtues are industry, good sense, probity, conventional piety, and whatever else has acknowledged utility and seemliness.

Unequal to the exercise of virtue itself, he thought he had done enough in preserving some of its seemliness.

The gigantic hoops in which ladies had delighted had diminished, had dwindled, and gowns were of a slender seemliness.

One of virtue, of seemliness.

His own rough life, both before and since the war, had only increased a natural instinct for order and seemliness.