Meanings of so artless in English

Some of the inscriptions were so artless as to provoke a smile.

Oh, Mr. Tudor, I am afraid you are not quite so artless as you look!

The generous scruples of Germain were dispelled in a moment before this avowal, so artless and courageous.

Would anyone have believed that this big girl had remained so artless, so ill informed, so guileless?

Poor Maria, so good and so artless, who had been told too many times that she was pretty!

She was so artless, so simple, and so natural that Heron was completely taken off his usual mental balance.

He wondered now that he had not been struck at the moment by so artless a device to gain more time.

One looked even voluptuous with its parted lips and smiling mouth; but another was different-itwas so sweet, so gay, so artless.

These words, so true, so artless, so innocent, made me realize the immense superiority of nature's eloquence over that of philosophical intellect.

Fortunately, he will be singed only; but she!-whatis left for her-soproud, yet so confiding-so confident of strength, yet so artless?

Ellinor was so artless herself, that she had little idea how quickly and easily some people can penetrate motives, and combine disjointed sentences.

She was so childlike, so artless, so different from anyone whom he had ever known, that he was interested in her at once.

Why, surely you do not suppose you are going to ensnare that noblest of all game- alover ,towit-inso artless a fashion?

Samuel-soartless and simple was the man and so pathetic his appeal.

So artless and innocent then, now so subtle and significant!