artlessness

[Eng. artle ; -ne .) The quality of being artle ; simplicity, sincerity, unaffectedne ; absence of guile or affectation. ( Todd.) art-ly, adv. [Eng. art; -ly.] Artificially, by human skill or contrivance. "A crab stock, if it have a cyen of some delicate apple arty grafted upon it, they the branches] will all follow the nature of the stock."-Sanders on: Works, 1. 431. The ar-to-car-pā'-çě-æ ( Mod . Lat . ), ar-tocar'-pădş ( Eng .), s. pl . [ARTOCARPUS.] An order of exogenous plants, placed by Lindley under his Urtica les or Urtical Alliance. female flowers are collected into fleshy ma es or heads. The stipules are convolute and sheathing, as in the genus Ficus. In 1847, Lindley estimated the known species at fifty four. [ARTOCARPUS.]