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There was a trimness about it, an assertive glamour, an air of success, that should not stamp one of the oppressed.
THE WRONG TWINHARRY LEON WILSON
Most of one side was taken up by a black cavern of a fireplace, which sheltered grimly the shining trimness of a modern cookstove.
PIPPIN; A WANDERING FLAMELAURA E. RICHARDS
They are no rolling stones, these Dutch burghers, but stay-at-home folk, whose pride is in the trimness of their surroundings.
And then on a frosty dawn, when the sun rose red-rimmed over the barrens, he noted a new trimness in his escort.
THE PATH OF THE KINGJOHN BUCHAN
The cottage looks like the dilapidated lodge of an old monastery, and here, at least, is no trimness.
She had been amused at first by its smallness, its trimness and look of dignified old age.
THE RANCH GIRLS IN EUROPEMARGARET VANDERCOOK
But, everything here is kept with such trimness that it gives you the idea of a petrifaction.
PASSAGES FROM THE ENGLISH NOTEBOOKS, VOLUME 2NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
There is nothing of the customary squalidness of beggary about him, but remarkable trimness and cleanliness.
PASSAGES FROM THE ENGLISH NOTEBOOKS, VOLUME 1NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
Associated always with the trimness of cultivation, it introduces all possible elements of sweet wildness.
MODERN PAINTERS, VOLUME V (OF 5)JOHN RUSKIN
This one was as neat as a bit of genre; there was a charming trimness about the blue coverlet, the cooking pots and furniture.
THE MAGIC SKINHONORE DE BALZAC
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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.