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weald

[weeld] / wild /




NOUN
woodland
Synonyms
NOUN
woodland
Synonyms




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First some distraction: idle talk of going “down to the weald” to talk to ironmasters.

From New York Times

It was a glorious morning, and the warm sunshine was flooding the weald of Sussex and the line of South Downs, which were seen from his window.”

From Project Gutenberg

Besides, I met this youth and maiden in Andred’s weald some time ago.

From Project Gutenberg

On they glided; through dim villages, amid bare-branched wealds, and over creeping rivers, which shone like misty mirrors in the faint starlight, resting from time to time, for a few minutes, at the country stations.

From Project Gutenberg

The old man ascended with his own son 2885 To the place which the Lord had appointed for them, Went through the wealds; the wood Isaac carried— His father the fire and the sword.

From Project Gutenberg