 | Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin - 1774 - 330 pagine
...palifadoes, or wooden walls, filled with earth, which fecures them as well as the beft wall of ftone or brick. The top of this mountain is, in a manner,...parts, between which is a ditch thirty feet deep. The caftle hath but one entry, and that by a drawH 3 bridge bridge over this ditch: to the land it has... | |
 | Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin - 1891 - 454 pagine
...This castle is built on a high mountain, at the entry of the river, surrounded by strong palisades, or wooden walls, filled with earth, which secures...deep. The castle hath but one entry, and that by a drawbridge over this ditch. To the land it has four bastions, and to the sea two more. The south part... | |
 | Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin - 1891 - 688 pagine
...secures them as well as the bust wall of stone or brick. The top of this mountaiii is, in a maimer, divided into two parts, between which is a ditch thirty feet deep. The castle bath but one entry, and that by a drawbridge over this ditch. To the land it has four bastions, and... | |
 | Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin - 1893 - 600 pagine
...very well terre-pleined, and filled with earth, which renders them as secure as the best walls made of stone or brick. The top of this mountain is in a manner divided into two parts, between which lies a ditch, of the depth of thirty foot . The castle itself has but one entry, and that by a drawbridge... | |
 | William C. Haskins - 1908 - 544 pagine
...very well terrepleined, and filled with earth, which renders them as secure as the best walls made of stone or brick. The top of this mountain is in a manner divided into two parts, between which lies a ditch, of the depth of thirty foot. The castle itself has but one entry, and that by a drawbridge... | |
 | Charles Loftus Grant Anderson - 1911 - 720 pagine
...very well terrepleined, and filled with earth; which renders them as secure as the best walls made of stone or brick. The top of this mountain is in a manner divided into two parts, between which lies a ditch of the depth of thirty foot. The castle itself has but one entry, and that by a drawbridge... | |
 | John Owen Collins - 1912 - 358 pagine
...very well terrepleined, and filled with earth, which renders them as secure as the best walls made of stone or brick. The top of this mountain is in a manner divided into two parts, between which lies a ditch, of the depth of thirty foot. The castle itself has but one entry, and that by a drawbridge... | |
 | C. H. Forbes-Lindsay - 1912 - 608 pagine
...very well terrepleined, and filled with earth, which renders them as secure as the best walls made of stone or brick. The top of this mountain is in a manner divided into two parts, between which lies a ditch of the depth of thirty foot. The castle itself has but one entry, and that by a drawbridge... | |
 | C. H. Forbes-Lindsay - 1912 - 618 pagine
...very well terrepleined, and filled with earth, which renders them as secure as the best walls made of stone or brick. The top of this mountain is in a manner divided into two parts, between which lies a ditch of the depth of thirty foot. The castle itself has but one entry, and that by a drawbridge... | |
 | John Owen Collins - 1912 - 342 pagine
...very well terrepleined, and filled with earth, which renders them as secure as the best walls made of stone or brick. The top of this mountain is in a manner divided into two parts, between which lies a ditch, of the depth of thirty foot. The castle itself has but one entry, and that by a drawbridge... | |
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or wooden walls, filled with earth, which secures them as well as the best wall of stone or brick. The top of this mountain is, in a manner, divided into two parts, between which is a ditch thirty feet deep. The castle hath but one entry, and that by... 
