"When men of rank show genuine care for those nearest to them in blood, the people rise to the duty of neighborliness and sociability.

The seeds are in your hands and mine; the heart of our foreign people is the soilthe time of planting is nowand the man or woman who by their kindness, their hospitality, their fair dealing, honesty, neighborliness, makes one of the least of these think well of Canada, is a Master Builder in this Empire.

The presence of the children in our lives,so closely near, so intimately dear!unites us in grave and serious concerns,unites us to great and significant endeavors; and unites us even in smaller and lighter matters,to a pleasant neighborliness one with another.

" "It seems to me only common neighborliness and friendly courtesy, mother," replied Stephen, gently.

Curiosity rather than neighborliness was the inciting cause.

Paul Abbey had grown into the habit of coming there rather more often than mere neighborliness called for, and it was palpable that he did not come to hold converse with Benton or Benton's gang, although he was "hail fellow" with all woodsmen.

There's neighborliness in the country that's lacking in the city.

It is good for the medical students to live in close neighborliness with this bit of actual service.

She and I shared the long seat of the small second-class compartment, and in that close neighborliness I soon fell to wondering.