artlessness

But when at length she had grasped the mystery, the artlessness of her joy was charming.

If he produces in his verse the effect of the wind among the reeds, it is the result not only of his artlessness, but of his art.

That which strikes one most as one reads the accounts of Mrs. Opie is the artlessness and perfect simplicity of her nature.

The artlessness of these verses renders them none the less significant.

Christine was simple, but her artlessness did not come from her mind, only from her heart.

Edwin answered faithfully, and had his reward in his enjoyment of her artlessness and winsomeness.

Perhaps she was only an adorable child who had no idea of the effect her artlessness had upon men.

He used to give her small trinkets so innocently devoid of beauty as almost to attract by their artlessness.

She smiled, quite disarmed by the artlessness of this brutality.

If this was the art of a politician, it was art reduced to artlessness.