...respective " books." The homestead and buildings were extremely well kept, everything being neat and tidy ; there was a place for everything and everything was in its place. The last few years have not been particularly favourable for heath land farming, and it must have been...

...falsely given by some player. Her memory was prodigious; it was like a vast collection of pigeonholes, where there was a place for everything, and everything was in its place. She seemed to have a sort of mental card-catalogue of all the knowledge that was stored away in her...

...the contents of the luncheon basket. Certainly it was quite in the tradition of a marquis' daughter. There was a place for everything and everything was in its place: delicious looking sandwiches in neat tins, a cake which for war time could only be described as royal,...

...these popular restaurants, but the Swedish men and women who run them had them shining like a ship. There was a place for everything, and everything was in its place. The liquor itself was accounted for to the last drop. It was tapped by a marvelous machine of American...

...its own. She leaned or dipped to every gust of the breeze and every surge and undulation of the sea. There was a place for everything and everything was in its place. The Third Mate's boast about the decks, which were scrubbed night and morning, had come true. The racks...

...candle-snuffers, boot-trees, ornaments, knick-knacks, Euphemia's silks and Tabitha's water-colours. There was a place for everything, and everything was in its place. Yes, and kept there. Except in Jean Elspeth's room. She could never learn to be tidy, not even in her...

...candle-snuffers, boot-trees, ornaments, knick-knacks, Euphemia's silks and Tabitha's water-colours. There was a place for everything, and everything was in its place. Yes, and kept there. Except in Jean Elspeth's room. She could never learn to be tidy, not even in her...

...departments never came into collision; there was no confusion of jurisdictions, or clash of offices; there was a place for everything, and everything was in its place. The butler did not groom the horses, nor did the groom open the wine; the cook never made the beds,...

...built in an orderly manner and were equipped with running water, sewerage and cooking facilities; and there was a place for everything and everything was in its place. From 1926, when the labour policy in the Congo had altered, an attempt was made to stabilize the labour...

...part, the spatial distribution of plants, animals, and man conformed to and gave evidence of this plan; there was a place for everything and everything was in its place. It assumed the adaptation of all forms of life to the arrangements of nature found on the earth. Furthermore,...