She had the jolliest, the nicest face in the world.
I made them of the nicest rags, and braided them in stripes.
Inside is a warm, soft bed made of milkweed or cattail down, the very nicest kind of a bed for the babies.
At the bottom of the hole is the nicest little room you can imagine, and there I have made a soft bed to rest in at night.
"She did it because she wanted you, and she wanted you because you are the dearest old thing in the world, and the nicest to have about.
It was nice to play with the children, and nice to have a home to show our relatives, and nicest of all to have them see you--how beautiful you are at the head of the house."
"I'm sure," said Miss Katy, "mamma says she don't know what does keep me alive; half a dewdrop and a little bit of the nicest part of a rose-leaf, I assure you, often last me for a day.
Around the nicest green meads, where the deer were playing in the grass, grew magnificent oaks and beeches; and if the bark of one of the trees was cracked, there grass and long creeping plants grew in the crevices.
As our first loud yell of terror broke forth, it was replied to by something, from near the bowsprit of the stranger, so closely resembling the scream of a human voice that the nicest ear might have been startled and deceived.
Her voice, from seeming feeble and monotonous, became clear and penetrating: it was varied, with the nicest discrimination, for the expression of every character, changing its modulation from tones of softest sensibility, to those of archest humour; and from reasoning severity, to those of uncultured rusticity.