neatly

But, alike, young and old are neatly and wholesomely dressed.

They were neatly in order, and the berths had been made since they were used.

Yes; and so quickly, so neatly it was done, that I could not do aught to prevent it.

She is neatly dressed, wears a silk fiché, and is as alert as ever.

Sometimes he went out, wearing fresh linen and neatly combed.

When the silk handkerchief was untied, he folded it neatly and placed it in his pocket.

Then take out the best pieces of giblet, trim them neatly, and set them aside.

The covers are neatly rounded on the edge and nicely finished.

Take up the eggs with a tin slice, drain the fat from them, trim them neatly, and send them up with the bacon round them.

When soles are very large, the best way is to take off the fillets, trim them neatly, and press them dry in a soft cloth.