Meanings of artless way in English

Milza endeavoured, in her own artless way, to soothe the distress her words had excited.

She used to tell the great man her ennuis and perplexities in her artless way-theyamused him.

The boy talked of things and people, and not a little about himself, in his frank artless way.

It was she who then recalled an omission, and in her sweet artless way bade the two gentlemen be acquainted.

I was particularly delighted with her simple, artless way of talking, which in the city might have been taken for silliness.

All this she told in a simple, artless way, and when she found that it amused her invalid she repeated it again and again.

In an artless way he exhibited his affection for me, and described the dangers and hardships he and Hassan had endured to discover me.

And then Mats, quite mollified, was speaking in her artless way of Hugo Canning, who had so obviously been on her mind all along.

Always appreciative of words of encouragement, she gave back good exchange in the artless way into which she entered into the pursuits of her correspondents.

But Simon Jefferson beamed with pleasure at the girl's artless ways.

His artless ways pleased the old fellow.

"I am sorry for you, Coronado," said Clara, in her artless way.

"Mamma kisses me on the promenade," she told them in her artless way.

[Mr. Whitley Stokes, in his own artless way, once proposed legislating against chuprassies, I am told.

"Do you know, Mr Rayner, I like midshipmen very much?" she said, in her artless way.

'He had waved his arms and had seemed well pleased'-sothe girl had put it in her frank, artless way.