talkativeness

By the time it was really light the May Girl, weak as she was, seemed to have recovered a certain amount of talkativeness.

Uncle Rudolph's talkativeness, so conspicuous at yesterday's breakfast, was confined at to-day's to saying grace.

Sally May was a delicious Mrs. Bennet—her archness, her querulousness, and above all her talkativeness.

But for my presence of mind I should have fallen a victim to your talkativeness.

Of their dislike to talkativeness, the following apophthegms are evidence.

The King's talkativeness had steadily increased; no one could reduce him to reason.

They are distinguished by their unruliness, their talkativeness, their lack of attention, and sometimes their wickedness.

In a chance mood of talkativeness, Sarrasin had mentioned the fact that he spoke modern Greek.

The one person of all the world in whom talkability is most desirable, and talkativeness least endurable, is a wife.

Her talkativeness was systematic—she fraternised as seriously as she might have played whist.