The one seemingly no more solid than the other.
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To the west we approach the great uninhabited marsh islands that form the northern boundary of Tangier Sound: South Marsh, Holland, Spring and Bloodsworth. Some are giants as Chesapeake islands go, but they hardly seem so. Always have the feeling of being in a great ocean in this part of the Bay. There are broad sweeps of open water and low marshes on every point of the compass, the one seemingly no more solid than the other.
William Warner, Beautiful Swimmers: Waterman, Crabs and the Chesapeake Bay
How can I interpret the part in bold? What does “the one” refer to?
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book mango 418 the one seemingly no more solid than the other. What does “the one” refer to? a broad sweep of open water and low marshes
- book mango 418 the one seemingly no more solid than the other.
- What does “the one” refer to?
- a broad sweep of open water and low marshes
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book mango 418the one seemingly no more solid than the other.
What does “the one” refer to?
a broad sweep of open water and low marshes
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