Well, exactly, my good fellow, if you are so savage against your Thuilliers you ought to have put me among them, and then you'd have seen me avenge you.
My good fellow, persecution is charming at a distance; but when you hear the big bolts run upon you, you may be sure you won't like it as well.
He struggled fitfully but always slipped when the next "good fellow" slapped him on the back and invited him to have a drink.
But to be popular, to be a good fellow, is an extraordinarily useful trait when combined with firm purposes and good intelligence.
As for what is the matter with him, my good fellow, it is no use my giving you an answer which would be double Dutch to you; moreover, I have still to test your discretionary powers.
Why, we could have over-powered you in an instant, my good fellow!
My good fellow, I was obliged to have a more experienced nurse for that very reason.
Good fellow," said the other gently, "have I not heard all your speech with patience?
Nay, good fellow," quoth he chuckling, "I am always ready to help any in my shire.
He liked that phrase she had used about herself--"a good fellow.
To look at him, still more to hear him, one would have sworn he was a good fellow, a trifle rough and noisy, perhaps, but all right at bottom.
Grangousier was a good fellow in his time, and notable jester; he loved to drink neat, as much as any man that then was in the world, and would willingly eat salt meat.
You dear, kind, good fellow, consider for a moment, and you will see that it can't be.
My good fellow, nobody is a perfect creature," he said.
My good fellow, that won't make any difference to Joseph.
My future husband is a good fellow in his way, and his future wife is another good fellow in her way.
Come, Lenient, open your eyes; look under the sideboard, my good fellow, and I will look under the bed.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good fellow" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
