contes (Meaning)

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contes (pl.)

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She entertained the children with delightful contes of brave knights and magical creatures.
The old librarian was known for her captivating contes that transported listeners to far-off lands.
In the dimly lit tavern, travelers exchanged contes of their adventures on the road.
The anthology contained a collection of ancient contes passed down through generations.
The author's latest book was a compilation of contemporary contes exploring themes of love and loss.
As the fire crackled, the storyteller began to weave a tale, drawing listeners into his contes.
The contes of the wise elder were cherished by the village, offering valuable lessons and wisdom.
She penned contes of fantasy and imagination, inspired by the folklore of her ancestors.
The children eagerly gathered around the storyteller, hungry for more of his enchanting contes.
In literature class, students analyzed classic contes from different cultures, examining their cultural significance and moral lessons.

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She entertained the children with delightful contes of brave knights and magical creatures.

The old librarian was known for her captivating contes that transported listeners to far-off lands.

In the dimly lit tavern, travelers exchanged contes of their adventures on the road.

The anthology contained a collection of ancient contes passed down through generations.