trimness

There was a trimness about it, an assertive glamour, an air of success, that should not stamp one of the oppressed.

Most of one side was taken up by a black cavern of a fireplace, which sheltered grimly the shining trimness of a modern cookstove.

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 cottage looks like the dilapidated lodge of an old monastery, and here, at least, is no trimness.