The cheerful feeling you have when nothing is troubling you.
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Carterette, with all her seeming lightsomeness, had sense and self- possession.
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They left the theater very slowly, with all the lightsomeness and gladness of heart gone.
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There was lightsomeness and gladness in every breath.
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The footsteps above were distinguishable, though it was manifest that they moved with lightsomeness and circumspection.
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George went at his task with much too much lightsomeness of spirit and disrespect for the situation.
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Brooding sensitiveness and responsibility passed into lightsomeness.
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Yet Drayton could write well, and had an agreeable lightsomeness of fancy, as his "Nymphidia" proves.
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There was a chatter of voices in the drawing-room, a chatter of a lightsomeness that Henson had never heard before.
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Carlisle responded to this sensible treatment with what lightsomeness she could muster; but the odd truth was that she hardly listened to Hugo.
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This results in that flexibility and lightsomeness of the voice, which is one of the most important features in the telling of the tale.
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I will cheer you by my songs, and strive to inspire in others the joy and lightsomeness of heart I feel in my present state.
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Carterette, with all her seeming lightsomeness, had sense and self- possession.
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They left the theater very slowly, with all the lightsomeness and gladness of heart gone.
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There was lightsomeness and gladness in every breath.
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The footsteps above were distinguishable, though it was manifest that they moved with lightsomeness and circumspection.
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George went at his task with much too much lightsomeness of spirit and disrespect for the situation.