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Meanings of exquisite neatness in inglés
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Usage of exquisite neatness in inglés
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The room was in perfect order, everything arranged with an exquisiteneatness.
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The latter always was so lovely in her exquisiteneatness.
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But the rooms had a physiognomy of their own, from their exquisiteneatness and cheerful simplicity.
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She was dressed with exquisiteneatness, yet plainly.
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That exquisiteneatness which gave such a charm to Wendover's house was not attained without labour.
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And consider the exquisiteneatness of his manuscript!
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He thought of her exquisiteneatness of dress and delicacy of movement, and smiled happily to himself.
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We were waited on by five or six country girls of ravishing beauty, dressed with exquisiteneatness.
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The uninviting character of its outside was, however, happily relieved by the exquisiteneatness and comfortable warmth within.
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Her appearance, too, had none of the exquisiteneatness which it usually displayed; and then-whata state she was in!
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He was dressed with exquisiteneatness in that simple garb which lends to a noble person a peculiar and serious dignity.
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The perfect order in which her books and papers were arranged, and the exquisiteneatness of the apartments, were refreshing to behold.
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Gardens embowered and perfumed the low cottages, through the open doors of which they could see the exquisiteneatness of the life within.
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Tall and robust, he had a grand look, notwithstanding his modest clothes, the exquisiteneatness of which betrayed a sort of respectable poverty.
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As they peeped into the tiny kitchen, with its shining brasses and its white deal floor, Winifred exclaimed at the exquisiteneatness of the housekeeping.
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The children almost worshipped the beautiful girl who came to them as a revelation of exquisiteneatness and taste,-whosevery voice and intonation awed them.