Meanings of wondrous tales in English

I too have heard wondrous tales -somehow-ofits wealth and beauty.

The corroboration of these wondrous tales was really of the most slender description.

Tsunu was never weary of relating the wondrous tales of the Land of the Gods.

And telling wondrous tales of the green Elfin King.

He was like a listener in a country store to wondrous tales told among the sugar barrels.

Light-hearted, and free from care, they had met to pass the evening hours, with songs and wondrous tales.

It contained many wondrous tales of Fairy Land, and olden times, and the Knights of King Arthur's table.

In spite of all the wondrous tales of its ferocity, it is as a rule a timid, inoffensive animal.

She found not in them that which she did desire, and this, verily, is but one of His wondrous tales.

The Story Girl went up and told him wondrous tales; and Sara Ray brought him a pudding she had made herself.

He had journeyed far and wide and traversed many seas and deserts and was wont to relate wondrous tales of his travels.

He was plied with a thousand questions about the great city which he had visited, and no doubt told many wondrous tales.

Stephen came back after a happy month with his friend, stored with wondrous tales and descriptions which would last the children for a month.

Others, too, were married, and christenings made their firesides merry and glad; or they travelled, and came back after long years with many wondrous tales.

Before it even "The Wondrous Tales of Troy" pales its ineffectual fires.

"I have heard wondrous tales of your enterprise," he told her.