ideality

As we enter, an air of that undefinable English ideality—comfort—seems diffused, as it were, in the atmosphere of the place.

Shakspeare gives us the England of the 16th century, with the added qualities of beauty, ideality, and order.

These alone may wear the laurel that catches the eye of ideality and furnishes the theme for the poet's praise.

The American, then, has become poor in ideality, in proportion as he has become rich in material wealth.