pasturage

Preposition: of

• sheep: The quality of the grass here is very good, and the land is wholly appropriated to the pasturage of sheep.

Converse of object

• afford: Throughout that extent upwards of fifty hills afford abundant pasturage, many of them being green to the summit.

Preposition: for

• sheep: The peat is got extensively for fuel, and the heaths and commons afford good pasturage for sheep and cattle during summer.

Adjective modifier

• common: The wide extent of the common pasturage enabled them to keep large herds, and there was plentiful supply of wood.
• excellent: The whole promontory is covered with excellent pasturage for sheep, intermixed with short heath.
• good: The peat is got extensively for fuel, and the heaths and commons afford good pasturage for sheep and cattle during summer.
• rich: Abundance of wood, water, and rich pasturage.
• scanty: Droughts, scanty pasturage, or deep snows make it shift its ground, but never mere variation of temperature.