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All these streams have been so designated from the hue of their waters--muddy, with a pronounced tinge of red: this from the ochreous earth through which they have coursed, holding it in suspension In the Texan Colorado there is nothing of this; on the contrary, it is a clear water stream.— The Death Shot A Story Retold
[9 Rainy Season The rainy season usually thought by foreigners to be "wet, muddy, and disagreeable weather," so far from this, is the most agreeable season of the year.— Official Report of the Niger Valley Exploring Party
This river was wide and muddy, and had a strong current which carried much driftwood along with it.— Discoverers and Explorers
The road was terribly muddy, and the batteries which were trying to pass over the same route, were frequently stuck in the mire.— Three Years in the Sixth Corps A Concise Narrative of Events in the Army of the Potomac, from 1861 to the Close of the Rebellion, April, 1865
What water we got was to be had only by digging in the arroyos which traversed the centre of each valley longitudinally; and although this water always was muddy, and had a strongly alkaline taste, it is the only thing that I remember with pleasure in all that weary laud.— The Aztec Treasure-House

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