tameness

It had ended with a tameness that gave it an almost commonplace aspect.

A bullfinch that belonged to a cousin must I think have reached the highest degree of tameness possible in a bird.

All his horses were wonders of tameness and careful and intelligent teaching.

When this bird comes, it is so unacquainted with man that its tameness is delightful to behold.

Its tameness enabled its proceedings to be closely watched, and its mode of feeding was thereby investigated.

Since the shooting season closed I can't cross a field without scaring up a flock, and "their tameness is fearful to me."

Its tameness seemed a fitting symbol of the masterful strength of this new ruler of Atlantis.

But what struck me most in Joshua's domain was the quantity and the tameness of the game.

It was quite true, the tameness of the four young robins sitting on our hands and knees was a proof of it.

Their aptitude for tameness was another quality which aided their elevation.