Lovingnesses [noun]

Rupert had never before liked anything so much as he liked the simple lovingness of this life of hers.

For it is not a poetic fiction when we are told that a wayward spirit, is subdued by nature's loveliness and lovingness.

Were they not the outcome of the characteristic lovingness and the enthusiastic thankfulness of childhood?

There was in Fray Antonio's nature, surely, a fund of gentle lovingness the like of which I never knew in any other man.

Except for having no lovingness in them, her hands looked very much like my Mother's.

It brought out the lovingness of his eyes, and took away the hard oldness of his finely cut features.

The real loneliness of her life, he told himself, had lain in this very depth of unclaimed lovingness.

Her mother's kindness of heart and sweet-tempered lovingness were touching things to Bettina.

Ah, no one could enjoy things, and make others enjoy them by sheer childlike lovingness, as she did!

Jessie kissed me and said, with mournful lovingness, that I must not talk, for I was all the friend she had to stand by her.