31.   His boots cut a path through reedy stalks standing in neat rows.

32.   Hulking catfish glare at the neat rows of shimmering sardines, and clams are piled up like rocks.

33.   I like to walk among the quiet white stones, pulled up in neat rows like pews in an invisible church.

34.   In the morning, his neat rows of cornstalks were interrupted by huge swatches of empty field.

35.   In their costume jewelry and dowdy skirt-suits, the matronly investors gathered in neat rows on the lawn outside the bank were quietly calculating.

36.   It is just six or so streets of prewar, linked plain houses in neat uninterrupted rows.

37.   It looked more like a country club than a national park, with its manicured lawn, neat rows of little palapas and overpriced snack bar.

38.   Lay parsnip slices on the skate in neat rows, touching one another.

39.   Like so many dull nickels, the buttons are aligned in neat rows, organized by slogans.

40.   Lined up in neat rows on a basketball court, they practice graceful gliding movements and fluid hand gestures to a drumbeat and accordion music.