buon

• [Footnote: "Voice, and always sings"] a quaver too tardi o troppo a buon 'ora. —  The Letters of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
• Besides, I know for certain that the Prince likes me; a buon canto, so we must wait. —  The Letters of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
• He was encouraged to it by General La Marmora, the friend of both, who declared that “Camillo was a gran buon diavolo,” who would grow more moderate when “with us.” —  Cavour
• He also found the names of their family doctors on the initial admission sheet. —  Critical Condition
• “We are beginning badly with your buon diavolo.” —  Cavour

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