7 Metaphors for marshes

The Romney Marsh, therefore, though not ranking as a first class in respect of perfection and symmetry of breed, is a highly useful, profitable, and generally advantageous variety of the English domestic sheep.

For a moment I paused, thinking that even the salt-marsh might perhaps be a safer resting-place for the night than the headquarters of some desperate smuggler, for such I conjectured that this lonely dwelling must be.

Marsh was an exception to the prevailing American rule, which for the most part changes their diplomatists with the change of President.

Nick Marsh, the poet of the class, as became the mystic tendencies of his tribe, was for poisoning the detested PomeranianOswald was a compatriot of Bismarck, often boasting, as the then slowly emerging statesman became more widely known, that he lived in his near neighborhood.

Mrs. Marsh is hereyou remember her, his housekeeper, the wife of the man who got penal servitude for killing a baby or somethingyou said she robbed him and justified her stealing because the story of the unjust steward was in the Bible!

Mr. Marsh was a man of very large and varied culture.

The marshes are the home of many a bird like the Redshank.

7 Metaphors for  marshes