weald

First some distraction: idle talk of going “down to the weald” to talk to ironmasters.

It was a glorious morning, and the warm sunshine was flooding the weald of Sussex and the line of South Downs, which were seen from his window.”

Besides, I met this youth and maiden in Andred’s weald some time ago.

On they glided; through dim villages, amid bare-branched wealds, and over creeping rivers, which shone like misty mirrors in the faint starlight, resting from time to time, for a few minutes, at the country stations.

The old man ascended with his own son 2885 To the place which the Lord had appointed for them, Went through the wealds; the wood Isaac carried— His father the fire and the sword.