wade through

Who to-day could wade through with children the good-goody books of that generation?

The rail which I had formerly placed over it by way of bridge had disappeared, and I was obliged to wade through it.

Women have to wade through water and mud; wet wood; raining continually.

You wade through endless marshes of subtle intimation, to a sense of a Presence in Samphire House.

The noble animal disdained to wade through, but cleared it at a single bound.

We enter upon it reluctantly; we wade through it doubtfully, and die at last timidly.

I shall have to carry you; the water is too deep for you to wade through, but the cave is worth seeing as we step into it.'

To wade through these volumes of German mysticism is a task both painful and disgusting—and happily not necessary.

I don't know of anything so tiring as trying to wade through a paspalum paddock in seed.

And it was part of my duties to wade through it every night.