perfect arrangement

I think your going to Mrs. Lenoir's is such a perfect arrangement.

There is not a house in England,” it has been said, “that has been built on a more perfect arrangement.

For the purpose of this perfect arrangement, the writers, according to the Christian world, were inspired.

He appeared to think dueling a very perfect arrangement, provided, if one should get hit, one could promptly see the priest.

The simple but perfect arrangement of the French and American flags back of the speaker suggested its international character.