In the third summer they examined the islands on the coast of Winland, and so damaged their ship that they found it necessary to build a new one, laying up their old vessel on a promontory, to which they gave the name of Kiaeler-ness.

I always deplore the modern free-and-easy-ness.

Her physical strength would not bear much strain without depressing her faith-full-ness; therefore she left the physical labor out, as less important.

The foundation fact, of course, is to know that I Am; but immediately on this consciousness there follows the desire for ActivityI want to enjoy my I Am-ness by doing something with it.

The University Two Schools Wits, as men of learning were called, generally of Drama upheld the classical ideal, and ridiculed the crude-ness of the new English plays.

By showing the untenable ness of atheism, fatalism, and naturalism, they I clear the way for the objects of faith.

The little girl stopped in her busy-ness to stand on one foot and think a second.

The actual word religion, which, to him, expressed being bound, did not appeal to Froebel so much as one which expressed One-ness with God.

Every successful new medium has traded off its artifact-ness the degree to which it was populated by bespoke hunks of atoms, cleverly nailed together by master craftspeople for ease of reproduction.