Bluenesses [noun]

Sometimes the satin was broidered with silver wheat, sometimes with pearls, but the blueness of it never faded or lost favor.

And yet he knew that its undulating blueness hid hard, relentless rock, as unyielding as the very hand of death itself.

We had seen Lake Michigan, of a light transparent blueness, with fire ripples chasing from the sunset.

The air blew soft, and great shadow clouds ran in an upper current across the deepest blueness I had seen in many a day.

Then the sky resumes the fleckless blueness which characterises it during the greater part of the year.

Wanting is—what?Summer redundant,Blueness abundant,—Where is the blot?

To Darl he was a blurred blueness from which glittered those two jet beads of eyes.

The great globe of the sky was unblemished and royal in its blueness and its ringing cerulean light.

Half an hour off they had begun to smell the sea, and to catch glimpses of low-lying marshes and a misty blueness against the sky.

A remarkable blueness about the mouth and eyes, and purged considerably from the pil.