Significats de tempered fellow en anglès

There never was a less selfish or better- tempered fellow in the world.'

Don't you remember the captain told us he was a bad- tempered fellow?

What they were no one knew, and the good- tempered fellow did not explain.

He was a black, bilious- tempered fellow, but this particular kind of gameness appealed to him.

He was handsome, and about the best- tempered fellow known.

I am a cool- tempered fellow at most times.-Jove ,thisone's meant for us, I believe!

Skipper Drummond, a short, stout, ill- tempered fellow, was thoroughly disliked by every one who knew him.

Bill was a fine- tempered fellow, but he felt very much inclined to be angry with Jack.

A very decent, good- tempered fellow he is, and don't spend his wages away from his home.

I am not a pleasant- tempered fellow, as you know, and I am losing my hold on myself.

He is a bright, pleasant, good- tempered fellow.

Not the most gently tempered fellow, Mike is bound to have had the odd falling out with the Academy.

Bull was an ugly- tempered fellow.

He was a big, rough, dark, hot- tempered fellow, with a bad reputation for picking quarrels and using his revolver.

And I'll tell you what, Richmond, I'm thought a devil of a good- tempered fellow for not keeping watch over Courtenay Square.

Clapper was ordinarily a very even- tempered fellow, but major generals don't generally take it kindly when junior officers remind them of their limits.