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An Essay on the Encroachments of the German Ocean Along the Norfolk Coast

Note 50a — Chapter VI

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These sand hills are composed of dry sand, bound in a compact mass by the long creeping roots of the plant called Marram (Arundo Arenaria); and such is the present set of the tides, that the harbours of Cley, Wells, and other places, are securely defended by these barriers.

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