good-tempered

Master hadn't led a life of gambling, swindling, and every kind of debotch to be good-tempered at the end of it, I prommis you.

"He is almost always good-tempered and sometimes gay," wrote Giovanni Ruffini.

Alice soon learnt to milk her, and she became very tractable and good-tempered.

It means being good-tempered and kind at home and in school, doing little thoughtful things for people.

A nature passionate, wilful—hardly good-tempered, hardly very clever, but gifted—was expressed in every feature.