I'll wager, moths are numerous in the old swamp over there.

Every color of the old swamp is in it.

Hard to tell with these old swamp rats.

And how lonesome she must be there all by herself in such a nasty, moist, mushy-squshy old swamp!

Second Man.-"Oh ,youmiserable old swamp savage; I shan't get over that earwig in a month."

I'll get out of here-backto my jolly old swamp, where there aren't any beastly women-decentor indecent-only mosquitoes.

They moved silently to the east, and then to the north, carefully approaching the deeper portions of the old swamp.

Between the dream and that same old swamp, that barrier was disintegrating rapidly-tonightmight as well have been a decade ago.

It's a regular old swamp; why, water stands there the whole spring long, and it takes half the summer to dry it out.

Mrs. Porter had the old swamp at that time practically untouched, and all its traditions to work upon and stores of natural history material.

He knows the old swamp better than any of us, except me, and if he says 'go by the trail,' you'd best do it.

Another in the Everglades, where it took me ages to even find him, because Finn had painted him as a gnarled old swamp tree.

The end of it all will be that I'll go back to my old swamp and tell the fellows that I've had a first-rate leave.

Colonel Tarleton failed o find "the old swamp fox," as he named him, because the swamp paths of South Carolina were well known to him.

Locked in the frozen strata of northern Canada's Ellesmere Island are the vestiges of warm, 52 million-year- old swamps.

Let me only ask you at present, Is not the Fishery as valueableto America & more so to old Swamps of the South?