Meanings of marvellously good in English

It seems too good, too exceedingly, marvellously good to be true.

He is very well-behaved, and is a marvellously good child!

We had, as usual, marvellously good luck, and only had one casualty, and that a slight wound.

In summer the roads are marvellously good, so that one can generally ride at a pretty quick pace.

He was a marvellously good Greek and Latin scholar, who wrote Latin with almost as much ease as English.

She seemed on marvellously good terms with the whole family, and had an air of being entirely at her ease.

Ours, on the other hand, is still marvellously good, and what I am going to tell you is surely the truth.

Nemestronia lived almost to her hundredth birthday, in full possession of her faculties and, until near the end, in marvellously good health.

It is not that our guns and ships are marvellously good, but that our press and political organizations are haphazard growths entirely inferior to them.

She'd just been to tea with a marvellously good-looking man called something Arabian, who has taken a flat in Rose Tree Gardens opposite to Minnie's.

"Lottie," said her brother Dan, as she kissed him good-night, after telling a marvellously good story, "what has come over you?