10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MARSHIEST»
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It is also to be noted that there is no special tendency to fevers in this hot region,
except in what is called the tule bottom, a kind of giant bulrush region, along the
most depressed and marshiest portions of the rivers. Passing now to the eastern
...
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British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review
... good neighbourhood on elevated ground (including the healthy districts of
Streatham, Forest- hill, and Sydenham); while the Southwark and Vauxhall
Company supplies the greater part of the poorest, lowest, and marshiest district in
London ...
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American Pronouncing Dictionary of English Language
[marshier — marshiest.] Boggy, fenny, swnmpy, like a marsh. MXrt, n. A place of
public traffic •Mar-ten (niaVtln), n. A large weasel, valued for its fur. Mar-tial (mlr'
shil). a. Warlike, suited to war, brave. [157-22.] Mar-tin (mir'do), n. A swallow, a
bird ...
Alexander H. Laidlaw, 1859
... workers as she walked along the paths separating the various fields, some
planted with vines and olive trees, others with barley and spelt, still others with
rows of beans, and the lowest, marshiest ones with sweet cabbage, a local
delicacy.
"Goshen Swamp?" I responded. Mrs. Jenkins and I both fell silent in amazement.
Surely what Mr. Kirkwood had declared could not happen. The property in
question was large enough, but it was by far the marshiest, most 128 E, R,
Herring.
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The New Annals of the Civil War
... that yonder setting sun was sinking behind a sea of blood. The next morning it
commenced raining, and we were ordered into ranks and marched one or two
miles, only stopping when we had reached the marshiest bottom possible to find.
Peter Cozzens, Robert I. Girardi, 2004
And he had the feeling that ifhewasn't very careful she could lead him,like a willo'
thewisp, into the marshiest imbroglio. “No, I won't spoil the surprise,”she said ona
sudden impulse. “Come with usto the stables, and youshallsee for yourself ...
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British and Garden Botany: Consisting of Descriptions of the ...
The Cyperaceffl are distributed freely all over the world, growing in every habitat
in 'which it is possible for flowering-plants to live, from the hottest and driest to the
coldest and marshiest. Woods, rivers, ponds, swamps, moors, mountains ; the ...
Leo Hartley Grindon, 1864
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Life of Kit Carson, the great western hunter and guide: ...
... noted that there is no special tendency to fevers in this hot region, except in
what is called the tide bottom, a kind of giant bulrush region, along the most
depressed and marshiest portions of the rivers. " Passing now to the eastern strip
or ...
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Patton and His Third Army
... at full speed over all but the marshiest ground. With this aid our tanks could quit
the roads, as they had in the dash across France in the summertime, and the
laboriously constructed roadblocks, which the Krauts had built with so much effort
, ...
Brenton Greene Wallace, 2000
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MARSHIEST»
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Alaska villagers living in bird flu's flight path
As a light drizzle enveloped the village, he strode across the boardwalks that lie across the marshiest parts of town. The hollow sound of his ... «Los Angeles Times, Oct 06»
