"I saw him crack Ned o' Bradford's crown about a fortnight since, and never saw I hair lifted more neatly in all my life before.

There was a little partition of wicker, rather more neatly done than that for the fold, and close by the wall was a kind of bedstead of wood with heath upon it by way of bed!

Ah, madam, true wit is more neatly allied to good nature than your ladyship is aware of.

No man ever spoke more neatly, more presly, more weightily, or suffered less emptiness, less idleness, in what he uttered.

The truth could not be more neatly put.

This paper is more neatly and correctly printed than is common with our papers of this class from the country.

Next the clean window made the rest of the room look so untidy that they washed the floor, and cleaned the walls, and arranged the furniture more neatly.

coloured chalk, and near by a sort of drawing block, from which sheet after sheet might be torn, and on which they could draw in charcoal, and a little desk there was, furnished with great carpenter's pencils of varying hardness and a copious supply of paper, on which the boys might first scribble and then draw more neatly.

Though she seldom spoke with the miners, yet the men who lived near her hut dressed more neatly than others, kept their beards in shape, and shirt-bosoms buttoned up when she passed by:

"Here's the letter," went on Tutt, handing it to Payson who took out his pen-knife to open it the more neatly.

Moreover, in spite of Dr. Lorinzer's odd encomiums, each allegory as it rises is more neatly rounded off, and shows a finer grain, than any of the personifications of Spenser; so that the religious effect and the theological effect intended by the writer, are both amply producedyes, produced upon us, his heretical admirers.

He was more neatly dressed than when Marcus saw him on the occasion of his first visit.

Could anything be more ingenious, or more neatly put, or more obviously true?