pleasingness

Then our speech will be with grace in the lower sense of pleasingness.

When Sylvester had finished his reading, the friends were unanimous in their opinion that the tale was worthy of the Serapion Club, and they particularly admired the pleasingness of the general tone which characterised it.

Some of them were pretty, and none had any defect in person, to take off from that general pleasingness which attends youth and innocence.

It is 'the pleasingness of apparently equal differences.'

Doubtless the painter had noticed the pleasingness of such reflections, as repeating the human form, the supreme object of interest; but the interest stopped there.