good-fel·low·ship (g d f l  -sh p)n. Pleasant sociability; comradeship. |
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It was contrary to custom and common sense, and while it emphasized good-fellowship, nevertheless, in the name of good-fellowship it must cease. Charles Darnay--as was natural--asked him, in all good-humour and good-fellowship, what he did mean? But the season touched him with gentle feeling, and he hated the thought of Strickland spending Christmas Day by himself; he ascribed his own emotions to him, and could not bear that on an occasion given up to good-fellowship the lonely painter should be abandoned to his own melancholy. |
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