idleness

But she did not allow herself to fall into the idleness of barren speculation.

This idleness seemed, to me, to form the summit of human happiness.

There were long, long days of intrenching, skirmishing and idleness.

Put aside frivolity and idleness, and apply yourself in earnest.

All other goodness is but too often an idleness or powerlessness of will.

He was not a man to do anything—much less be sociable—out of idleness.

Mr. H. Do so;—but mind now this song-writing do not lead you to idleness.

But Joseph Hume was not a man to enjoy the fruits of his industry in idleness.

Another thinks there is no happiness but in sleep and idleness.

We did not want to wait; the idleness of a permanent camp is the most deadly in the world.