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Meanings of high good-humour in English

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Usage of high good-humour in English
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Now they were all returning carrying their bows, and in high good-humour.
A Day's Tour / A Journey through France and Belgium by Calais, T...
2
The pacha appeared to be in high good-humour, and so was the vizier.
The Pacha of Many Tales
3
The leak had been stopped, and Packenham was in high good-humour.
By Reef and Palm
4
My uncle was in high good-humour, and especially always joking with Nora and the Captain.
Barry Lyndon
5
The Squire was in high good-humour on having made two good contracts for iron rails.
Westways: A Village Chronicle
6
He spent three days in Nettleton, won his case, and came back in high good-humour.
Summer
7
But it happened that she was in high good-humour that afternoon, and disposed to indulgence.
The Historical Nights' Entertainment: Second Series
8
Mrs. Overtheway laughed, too, at Ida's rambling account, and the two were in high good-humour.
Mrs. Overtheway's Remembrances
9
It was a bright breezy morning, and the Baron felt in high good-humour with his surroundings.
The Lunatic at Large
10
We tumbled up the gangway in high good-humour.
Omoo: Adventures in the South Seas
11
Rothschild was in high good-humour, amusing and talkative.
Little Memoirs of the Nineteenth Century
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Morris was not in high good-humour, and his response to this speech was not particularly gallant.
Washington Square
13
When he went home some hours later he found that Eugenia had regained her high good-humour.
The Voice of the People
14
Paul submitted to this verdict with high good-humour.
Despair's Last Journey
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John, in high good-humour, said, Good afternoon, Tom.
Westways: A Village Chronicle
16
The Queen was plainly in high good-humour; and Mary got up and went into the Queen's room.
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