bogginess

I think only the bogginess of the path kept me stuck to it.

Sun, squalls and squelchy shoes

I think only the bogginess of the path kept me stuck to it.

Black socks, they never get dirty

The bogginess and ruggedness of our route, for the remainder of the day, sufficiently tried our strength: we accomplished however thirteen miles, and halted in a small valley about four miles south of Whitwell Hill.

Journals of Two Expeditions into the Interior of New South Wales

Evidence for the bogginess was visible in the form of a tall man over toward the far bank.

The Lonesome Dove Series

Evidence for the bogginess was visible in the form of a tall man over toward the far bank.

Lonesome Dove

Evidence for the bogginess was visible in the form of a tall man over toward the far bank.

Lonesome Dove

Evidence for the bogginess was visible in the form of a tall man over toward the far bank.

Lonesome Dove

The ground was soft and spongy, slippery with damp dead leaves, and inclined in a general way to bogginess; but it was ground that Roderick Vawdrey had known all his life, and it seemed more natural to him than any other spot upon mother earth.

Vixen, Volume I.

The woods of Indiana ran to moss, and sometimes descended to bogginess, and broad-leaved paw-paw bushes crowded the shade; mighty sycamores blotched with white, leaned over the streams: there was a dreamy influence in the June air, and pale blue curtains of mist hung over distances.

Old Caravan Days

We kept him in sight for some way, then we found our further progress somewhat impeded by the bogginess of the ground.

A Voyage round the World A book for boys