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Meanings of cross the marsh in English
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Usage of cross the marsh in English
1
I want to cross the marsh, get to the railway.
2
You, Allemand and Godefroy, will cross the marsh to-night, bidding Chouart be ready for attack and send back re-enforcements here!
3
The intervening ground was low, and most of it was marshy; though it was possible to cross the marsh by following a particular course.
4
To reach the settlement, it was necessary to follow the military road towards Fond du Lac for some distance, and then cross the marsh.
5
Having safely crossed the marsh, the walk ended in a grass-grown path.
6
Orcs don't cross the Marshes, they go round for miles and miles.
7
He was dressed in hunting green, and crossed the marsh a half-hour ago.
8
Having crossed the marsh, I saw a trace of white over the moor.
9
I had crossed the marsh to give her a letter, she said slowly.
10
Then we cut back for home and crossed the marsh.
11
Picking out three men, Radisson crossed the marsh northward to reconnoiter on Nelson River.
12
Did not you observe, sir, a carriage behind us as we crossed the marshes?
13
Only an idiot would try crossing the marsh tonight.
14
Wednesday he was sent with another party to protect a band of emigrants crossing the marshes.
15
He crossed the marsh.
16
"D'ye mean me an' the pilot to risk crossing the marsh by night--