saneness

To wear it makes me languid and frenzied and worn—full of wild goaded saneness and the wish to go violently mad.

That identity which is termed personal, Mr. Locke, I think, truly defines to consist in the saneness of rational being.

The real grain of saneness left in young Garron was his inborn love of a gun.

The comprehensiveness and symmetry, the saneness and dignity of the Book of Common Prayer are educative forces of enormous value.

He vindicated the saneness of the bath as well as he was able, showing himself at least a good reader of music.