Lightsomenesses [noun]

There is about her a certain lightsomeness, a glow or flash almost Latin or oriental, or perhaps Celtic.

She is first and best in lightsomeness of temper, for the eastern is known as essentially a tragic genius.

The footsteps above were distinguishable, though it was manifest that they moved with lightsomeness and circumspection.

Carterette, with all her seeming lightsomeness, had sense and self-possession.

They left the theater very slowly, with all the lightsomeness and gladness of heart gone.

It vitalizes, warms, fuses, and imparts a lightsomeness to his verse; it creeps and kindles beneath the tissues of his thought.

The unobtrusive, but distinctly felt, alliteration which runs through it, contributes something toward this lightsomeness.

I will cheer you by my songs, and strive to inspire in others the joy and lightsomeness of heart I feel in my present state.

George went at his task with much too much lightsomeness of spirit and disrespect for the situation.

Greeba heard it, too, but took it with a gay lightsomeness, knowing all yet fearing nothing.