Meanings of good-natured friends in English

You must have a lot of good-natured friends.

Among the prize crew were, to their great satisfaction, their good-natured friends Jacques Rossillion and Pierre Lamont.

I invented no more mysteries and improbabilities for myself but my good-natured friends did it amply for me.

More and more she was being asked to dinners and dances, and spent many nights with good-natured friends.

But, in course, you, as well as others, have 'damned good-natured friends,' who do their duty in the usual way.

My ' good-natured friends' now carefully informed me of the multitude of secret enemies who were ever employed in estranging the prince's mind from me.

Anonymous satires upon the Queen's performances, which were attributed to the malice of that authoress, were frequently shown to Her Majesty by good-natured friends.

Like many fastidious writers, he was more afraid of his own taste, and of the strictures of good-natured friends, than of the attacks of foes.

But when it was ascertained that the two were to be there together, her good-natured friends had acknowledged that she was a very clever woman.

Good-natured friends soon carried the lines to Voltaire.