Definitionn. low-lying wet land with grassy vegetation
Last update: October 13, 2015
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Low wetlands with few trees are called fenlands. [Please select]
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He read plays, attended the village fairs, shot plovers in the fenland, and enjoyed a dance with his sisters. [Please select]
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And when at length the Grendel could no more, and with a terrible cry wrenched himself free, and fled, wailing, back to the fenland, still in his grasp Beowulf held the limb. [Please select]
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Twelve miles had been won and cleared, but this was the mere tongue of the Fenland, and to add to their difficulties that day the weather had suddenly changed, and in the evening rain set in. [Please select]
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I sent orders last night for the legions to leave their forts by the Fenland and to return hither, so that the way is now open to your own land. [Please select]
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We went to the lower hills and then to the very edge of the fenland, skirting along it, and asking here and there of the cottagers if they knew of any folk in hiding in the islets. [Please select]
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