Meanings of great marsh in English

Ely was on a hill in the middle of a great marsh.

We pass by many willows and come to a great marsh.

Like some great marsh creature herself, Gadabout followed the winding way, puffing along contentedly.

The Danaper begins in a great marsh and issues 46 from it as from its mother.

It was blind in the manner of the great marsh bulls, and it had their fury.

But no lake came-onlya great marsh-becausethere was no way outwards, and the water rotted.

Hume's successful journey to the northward-Journeyacross the plain-Secondgreat marsh-Perplexities-Situation of the exploring party-Consequent resolutions.

By and by he had left the village meadows far behind, and was skirting the great marsh.

Just behind the north-western edge of the mountains of waste, huge steam-cranes lolled like great marsh lizards.

This river rises in the great marsh that we had crossed on our way from M'rooli to Vacovia.

And ever the brachet looked behind her, and so she went through a great marsh, and ever Sir Launcelot followed.

But the horses' heads were turned eastward to avoid an arm of a great marsh, extending northward to the horizon.

But the hound, ever and anon looking behind, ran through a great marsh, and over a bridge, towards an old manor house.

Through this great marsh the Saskatchewan winds in tortuous course, its flooded level in summer scarce lower than the alluvial shores that line it.

After trudging for several hours through the silent winter forests, and crossing both lakes and rivers upon the ice, we reached the great marsh.

We kept quietly in camp, which was so situated that although we were just opposite the great marsh, our scent was carried safely away.