quaggy

• The ground was often deep and quaggy, and the horsemen several times checked their speed, and went at a slow walk, one advancing on foot along the track to guide the way. —  Friends, though divided A Tale of the Civil War
• Portions of them on the water's edge that were low and quaggy, were sowed with the redtop, which will thrive in very moist soil, and gives it firmness. —  Personal Memoirs of a Residence of Thirty Years with the Indian Tribes on the American Frontiers
• Which is all drained away in our time, yet traceable by the studious:--quaggy congeries of sluices and fish-ponds, no road through them except on intricate dams; have scrubby thickets about the border;--this also is very strong ground, if Weissenfels thought of defence there Which Weissenfels does not, but only of attack. —  History of Friedrich II of Prussia — Volume 15
• Rightward Rutowski extends in long lines, with the quaggy-dell of Tschonengrund in front of him, parallel to him; Dell ever deepening as it goes. —  History of Friedrich II of Prussia — Volume 15
• I cautiously approached its quaggy edges, when I was shocked by what appeared to be a sudden vision! —  The Bell-Ringer of Angel's

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