good-fellowship

A little place in Ireland now, the General thought, where there was always plenty of sport and good-fellowship.

He was a fair man, but he had at once an appeal of good-fellowship and a certain force of character.

From time to time, however, breezes were apt to ruffle the placid sea of good-fellowship.

He gave Rufinus credit for a feeling of good-fellowship toward himself, and for an appreciation of a moonlight ride to Rome.