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sedgy

[sej-ee] / ˈsɛdʒ i /


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Arrived at the sedgy ocean line he halted, and turned upon her.

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The country close around, with the exception of two low hills, was flat and sedgy, broken by marshes and shallow rivulets.

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Along the foot of the uplands to the right he marked a patch of swamp, sown with sedgy pools and clumps of dense bushes.

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Water-hens are as common as at home; and at rare intervals the great purple water-hen is sprung by the spaniels from some sedgy morass.

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These were casting themselves uncertainly over a sedgy and heathery slope, on which, in this wind, the hottest scent would soon be chilled to its marrow.

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