1 Every one was a thorough good sort.
2 Now she was a thorough good sort again.
3 The good man contemplated the idiot benignly.
4 A good fellow, who smoked cigars in the vestry.
5 That's one good the war brought us--longer days.
6 It's a good day, some say, the day we are stripped naked.
7 I thought it every bit as good as anything I'd seen in London.
8 The good clergyman, I say, does more work for less pay than all the lot.
9 Radiating royalty, complacency, good humour, the wild child was Queen of the festival.
10 "Say good morning, George; say 'Good morning, Grandpa,'" Mabel urged him, giving him a push towards the man.'
11 And she was a thorough good sort, making him feel less of an audience, more of an actor, going round the Barn in her wake.
12 Mrs. Sands called it a good year if she could make six pots of apricot jam from them--the fruit was never sweet enough for dessert.
13 Meanwhile the good wife on the table spreads her simple fare; and to the shepherd's flute, from toil released, the nymphs and swains join hands and foot it on the green.