When one was in a
good temper, and the other in a bad temper, the peace was not broken; but when both happened to be in an ill-humor, quarrels sprang up from such incomprehensibly trifling causes, that they could never remember afterwards what they had quarreled about.
He seemed to mean that a prayer so easy to grant would put any god into a
good temper; and possibly he smiled with a deeper meaning too.
Prince Andrew, glancing at Pierre, broke the silence now and then with remarks which showed that he was in a
good temper.
Her mother was a woman of useful plain sense, with a
good temper, and, what is more remarkable, with a good constitution.
Mary felt that she could have forgone this display of animal
good temper, but seeing that Ralph, for some curious reason, took a pride in the sparrows, she bet him sixpence that he would not succeed.
"As for the Patchwork Girl," resumed the Wizard, "she is so remarkable in appearance, and so clever and
good tempered, that our Gracious Ruler intends to preserve her carefully, as one of the curiosities of the curious Land of Oz.
She must be good to the poor and keep her house tidy and be
good tempered and go to church regularly.
The Karabakh horse, originating in the Azerbaijani Karabakh region, is renowned for its
good temper, loyalty, strength and speed.
"Whatever game he played, or whatever else he did, he did it with all his might, and he took his defeats with the same
good temper and serenity as he took his victories.
Good temper, civility and respect has been our motto."
However, Mismary showed
good temper during his interview with Emad Adeeb on Al-Hayah channel, and he did not act inappropriately at any time during his speech.
"Any man may be in good spirits and
good temper when he's well dressed." 6 "Martin Chuzzlewit"
good temper - a cheerful and agreeable mood