It proved, as we feared, to be slightly brackish, but not undrinkable.

The mussels (Unios) of the slightly brackish water were small, but plentiful.

The well is not copious, but affords a regular supply of slightly brackish water.

In this Wady we found an abundance of slightly brackish water, and a hot spring.

The water was warm and slightly brackish, but she needed it too much to mind.

The water was slightly brackish, but not so much so as to render it undrinkable.

The water was evidently slightly brackish; the first actual sign of the vicinity of the sea.

The water was slightly brackish in taste.

I had, the day before, by chance tasted the water in the march, and found it slightly brackish.

The water, in fact, is but slightly brackish, and the ebb and flow of the tides is hardly felt.

The water was slightly brackish, and, strange enough, it became more so the higher we went up the creek.

The water was slightly brackish.

The water, which gushes up strong and free at the foot of a rocky mound, is warm and slightly brackish.

The tides are felt through its entire length of one hundred and sixty miles, but the water is only slightly brackish.

The water was slightly brackish, being this year supplied principally by springs, taking their rise in the new red sandstone formation.

The water was slightly brackish but quite drinkable, and when it was made into tea or coffee the brackish flavor disappeared.