Lordlinesses [noun]

But, on the other hand, for all his lordliness of spirit, he felt that the man was his master.

The humbleness and poverty of her surroundings brought out into relief the wealth and lordliness of her charms.

Nothing can give an idea of his lordliness or the gratitude with which he is surrounded.

The dominant feature of the view is lordliness, although beauty is almost equally manifest.

For Jolly, who had a sort of natural lordliness, had passed at once into a very small set, who secretly amused his father.

All the assumptions of an essential lordliness remain—and none of the duties.

How the soldiers, oppressed by the lordliness of many generals, adored his plainness we have seen.

Confiding in his army and his position he gave free rein to his vanity, his lordliness and his exultation.

In fact, in his lordliness he had presented the grinning fellow with five shillings!

The boy Trevanion had used to see at play had grown up to this lordliness, had he?