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quadgram	frequency
the sire de montcler	35
the inhabitants of the	32
in front of the	28
as far as the	25
the morning of the	23
the end of the	23
at the same time	22
on the morning of	22
of the th of	21
town of la roche	18
the chiefs of the	18
the top of the	18
the slopes of the	18
the defenders of the	17
in spite of the	17
with a view to	17
the level of the	17
inhabitants of the valley	16
slopes of the plateau	16
the night of the	16
the town of la	16
morning of the th	16
set fire to the	15
the platform of the	15
in a condition to	15
the part of the	15
night of the th	15
the king of france	15
the lord of roche	14
as well as the	14
on the th of	14
the middle of the	14
the base of the	14
the defences of the	14
the direction of the	14
the salient of the	13
in the power of	13
the summit of the	13
the power of the	13
the fire of the	13
at the end of	12
the foot of the	12
the duke of burgundy	12
on the right bank	12
in the middle of	12
the th of september	11
the flank of the	11
from the top of	11
the bottom of the	11
the remains of the	11
the mouth of the	11
the angle of the	11
during the night of	10
the whole of the	10
the hands of the	10
chiefs of the tribes	10
the banks of the	10
the th of june	10
the flanks of the	10
in the hands of	10
the course of the	10
in the direction of	10
the edge of the	9
on the other hand	9
the warriors of the	9
the head of the	9
the left face of	9
the th of february	9
the arrival of the	9
had remained in the	9
hundred paces from the	9
the entrance of the	9
the defence of the	9
at a distance of	8
by the eastern gate	8
in the lower town	8
the right face of	8
on the platform of	8
a part of the	8
by means of a	8
on the left bank	8
inhabitants of the val	8
of the lower town	8
at the head of	8
the guard of the	8
the position of the	8
the centre of the	8
the sides of the	8
part of the town	8
on the slopes of	8
platform of the tower	7
the front of the	7
the evening of the	7
that is to say	7
had been able to	7
right face of the	7
of the inhabitants of	7
on the eastern side	7
on the western side	7
on the point of	7
of the wooden tower	7
it was evident that	7
the roof of the	7
the platforms of the	7
the th of november	7
the ramparts of the	7
the beginning of the	7
the abbey and the	7
the side of the	7
the works of the	7
in the morning the	7
the men of the	7
on the flank of	7
at the top of	7
left face of the	7
and that of the	7
two or three hundred	7
ridge of the plateau	7
the plan of the	7
the right and left	7
castle of la roche	7
the land of ohet	7
sire de montcler had	7
the counterscarp of the	6
on the part of	6
edge of the plateau	6
the enemy could not	6
pont is fortified by	6
level of the plateau	6
a great number of	6
at the extremity of	6
the bastions of the	6
to that of the	6
it was necessary to	6
their fire on the	6
the river and the	6
to set fire to	6
one of the towers	6
the th and th	6
the gate of the	6
the slope of the	6
at the foot of	6
it was impossible to	6
banks of the river	6
to cross the river	6
the bombards of the	6
power of the enemy	6
from the angle of	6
the houses of the	6
the artillery of the	6
above the level of	6
towards the end of	6
with the aid of	6
of a thousand men	6
the th of march	6
the troops of the	6
the main body of	6
of the fourteenth century	6
in battery on the	5
the moment when the	5
and fell upon the	5
from the summit of	5
main body of the	5
in pursuit of the	5
the verge of the	5
the walls of the	5
he was intending to	5
the corner of the	5
side of the plateau	5
had taken refuge in	5
taken refuge in the	5
to raise the siege	5
in the upper town	5
of the right face	5
course of the river	5
of two hundred men	5
into the midst of	5
the extremities of the	5
and in the morning	5
to the right and	5
mouth of the drain	5
and those of the	5
with the help of	5
the bodies of the	5
on the side of	5
the inclosure of the	5
at the base of	5
who had remained in	5
in the first place	5
in the midst of	5
more than two thousand	5
as soon as the	5
taking advantage of the	5
hundred and fifty men	5
and one of the	5
other side of the	5
on the platforms of	5
get possession of the	5
counterscarp of the ditch	5
did not cease to	5
the crest of the	5
for the most part	5
bottom of the ditch	5
hundred yards from the	5
not in a condition	5
of trunks of trees	5
the midst of the	5
of the upper town	5
of the covered way	5
of three hundred men	5
the castle of la	5
making use of the	5
of the tower g	5
the extremity of the	5
the site of the	5
on the evening of	5
companies of national guards	5
the towers of the	5
on the banks of	5
at the siege of	5
the ruins of the	5
on the summit of	5
of the land of	5
in proportion to the	5
as best they could	5
in a low voice	5
was one of the	5
the batteries of the	5
of the king of	5
the strength of the	5
the lords of roche	5
a hundred and fifty	5
as far as possible	5
the five hundred men	5
the other side of	5
the commencement of the	5
on the flanks of	5
of one of the	5
the ridge of the	5
it would have been	4
of the promontory was	4
the attacks of the	4
on pain of death	4
the success of the	4
the zone of action	4
two thousand five hundred	4
the nature of the	4
this time of the	4
body of a thousand	4
a numerous body of	4
the rear of the	4
the first quarter of	4
the right bank of	4
cavaliers of the bastions	4
rampart walk of the	4
of a hundred and	4
who were on the	4
he was able to	4
as on the previous	4
were preparing for a	4
the fires of the	4
about a hundred paces	4
that the besiegers were	4
a body of a	4
took possession of the	4
by a large body	4
castle de la roche	4
not been able to	4
head of the bridge	4
remained in the power	4
at a hundred paces	4
face of the left	4
the attack on the	4
the salient angles of	4
of the northern front	4
would be able to	4
the whole extent of	4
warriors of the val	4
commencement of the siege	4
to make their way	4
a footing on the	4
a second body of	4
sire de montcler was	4
on the north front	4
at the bottom of	4
and that it was	4
and that if they	4
raked the covered way	4
to resume the offensive	4
the garrison of the	4
to the duke of	4
the east and west	4
the prince of orange	4
of two hundred and	4
the plateau on the	4
the north front of	4
the fall of the	4
remained in the hands	4
mounted on the platform	4
the rampart walk of	4
in an oblique direction	4
the people of the	4
eye view of the	4
evening of the th	4
what was taking place	4
on the other side	4
wall of the abbey	4
of the northern boulevard	4
on the night of	4
by the western gate	4
anseric and the baron	4
of the th the	4
two hundred and fifty	4
take advantage of the	4
summit of the tower	4
they saw the enemy	4
are sure to be	4
inhabitants of the town	4
of the bastions of	4
garrison of the castle	4
the cavaliers of the	4
the passage of the	4
the abbey of saint	4
troop of the besieged	4
the width of the	4
in view of the	4
concentrated their fire on	4
three feet above the	4
salient of the oppidum	4
first quarter of the	4
had not been able	4
north front of the	4
feet above the level	4
slope of the plateau	4
the progress of the	4
of four hundred men	4
a shower of stones	4
a state of defence	4
a body of about	4
to take advantage of	4
the gorge of the	4
the army of the	4
face of the right	4
into the hands of	4
the order was given	4
the valley of avon	4
in a state of	4
body of the enemy	4
gave orders for the	4
were in no hurry	4
right bank of the	4
on the right and	4
and fall upon them	4
that part of the	4
at the level of	4
post of three hundred	4
will be able to	4
the garrison could not	4
in possession of the	4
that had been burned	4
the duchy of burgundy	4
salient of the re	4
salient angles of the	4
of the rd of	4
zone of action of	4
in the event of	4
the same time the	4
during the th of	4
and set fire to	4
the point of attack	4
abbey of saint julien	4
right and left of	4
below the stone bridge	4
body of the fortress	4
by a body of	4
in the centre of	4
top of the tower	4
the ramparts and the	4
one of the chiefs	4
a hundred paces from	4
roof of the tower	4
th of june the	4
the efforts of the	4
on the nd of	4
at the entrance of	4
two guns on the	4
a large number of	4
the cries of the	4
of the town situated	4
at the time when	4
shut up in the	4
the escarpment of the	4
the taking of the	4
the seigneur de craon	4
was evident that the	4
th of september the	3
and that in the	3
they were obliged to	3
attack on the northern	3
hands of the defenders	3
of the lord of	3
thousand two hundred yards	3
left bank of the	3
the shores of the	3
inhabitants of la roche	3
a condition to defend	3
the eastern gate of	3
the rest of the	3
on the northern side	3
between the river and	3
the burning of the	3
did not fail to	3
on the western front	3
base of the donjon	3
batteries of the enemy	3
bombards of the boulevard	3
five hundred men to	3
the eastern and western	3
of the town and	3
on the works of	3
abbot of saint julien	3
the valley on the	3
of the valley of	3
the care of the	3
between dijon and langres	3
in each of the	3
so as not to	3
the tribes of the	3
the great traverse f	3
of the thirteenth century	3
took advantage of the	3
along the left bank	3
the outwork of the	3
on the lower slopes	3
the dead and wounded	3
artillery of the besieged	3
a third of their	3
in reserve in the	3
king of france and	3
and trunks of trees	3
at some distance from	3
four thousand five hundred	3
was armed with three	3
that they were not	3
set it on fire	3
the court of the	3
guns of large calibre	3
a large body of	3
fire of the three	3
had not yet been	3
the lady de la	3
four hundred foot soldiers	3
the lines of defence	3
as shown in fig	3
whole extent of the	3
the construction of the	3
he did not wish	3
they were received by	3
to fill up the	3
of about twelve hundred	3
the ditch was filled	3
some distance from the	3
of the first parallel	3
tower of the gate	3
rushed on to the	3
the western slopes of	3
by charles the bold	3
the disposition of the	3
along the verge of	3
along the whole extent	3
angles of the covered	3
of charles the bold	3
the descent of the	3
summit of the promontory	3
the tower at the	3
a shower of darts	3
the fosse and the	3
were shut up in	3
brought into the town	3
the abbot of saint	3
of the twelfth century	3
the sortie on the	3
it must be observed	3
to inform him that	3
guns of long range	3
fief of la roche	3
paces from the oppidum	3
to declare for the	3
setting fire to the	3
were exposed to the	3
by errard de bar	3
if they did not	3
three or four hundred	3
two guns of the	3
as to the wounded	3
point of the oppidum	3
the dwelling of the	3
and castle of roche	3
to be able to	3
the point of the	3
front of the castle	3
annals of a fortress	3
northern salient of the	3
a position on the	3
abbey and the castle	3
the interests of the	3
had great difficulty in	3
between it and the	3
to fire on the	3
those who had been	3
the two guns of	3
on the st of	3
bodies of the slain	3
on the remains of	3
the floor of the	3
on the roof of	3
it is desirable to	3
the bailey of the	3
up in the castle	3
themselves as best they	3
of the left face	3
occupied by the burgundians	3
three hundred thousand men	3
tower of the north	3
in great part of	3
the curtain of the	3
artillery of long range	3
a thousand men to	3
thousand two hundred men	3
by the burgundians in	3
the moment of assault	3
by a shower of	3
quarter of the night	3
yards from the salient	3
of the plateau on	3
the castle de la	3
of the besieged were	3
of the day the	3
obliged to abandon the	3
between them and the	3
after the death of	3
on the counterscarp of	3
the women and children	3
point of the plateau	3
the inhabitants of la	3
in a few days	3
batteries of the first	3
of a hundred men	3
in no hurry to	3
the boyaux of communication	3
reserve in the abbey	3
to avail himself of	3
for each of the	3
to the number of	3
face of the bastion	3
to get into the	3
darkness of the night	3
the assailants who were	3
post of two hundred	3
men of the valley	3
of the north gate	3
one of the bombards	3
two hundred yards from	3
had left in the	3
the darkness of the	3
the time when the	3
the pieces of the	3
all communication between the	3
fell back in disorder	3
on one of the	3
taking of the bailey	3
the lower slopes of	3
salient of the intrenchment	3
were to be seen	3
face of the demi	3
th and th of	3
the enemy had been	3
which they had been	3
the covered way in	3
the ditch of the	3
general view of the	3
fortified by errard de	3
of the st of	3
eastern gate of the	3
made of trunks of	3
in conformity with the	3
it seemed as if	3
that it was not	3
were received by a	3
construction of the counter	3
with a shower of	3
we have seen that	3
the rampart of the	3
must be observed that	3
the works of counter	3
southern extremity of the	3
in front of it	3
flank of the attack	3
had no difficulty in	3
to the chiefs of	3
to get possession of	3
the area of the	3
occupied by the enemy	3
to hinder the enemy	3
hinder the enemy from	3
exposed to the projectiles	3
king of the burgundians	3
the blows of the	3
of the corner tower	3
for the moment of	3
sieur de la roche	3
on the northern plateau	3
certain it is that	3
about two thousand men	3
the river below the	3
was in the power	3
to take the place	3
to seize the great	3
th of november the	3
the interior of the	3
defences of the castle	3
take up a position	3
took refuge in the	3
had remained on the	3
on account of the	3
in consequence of the	3
the duke had a	3
raise the siege of	3
since the commencement of	3
the siege of autun	3
the post at the	3
to work at the	3
of the new castle	3
and a part of	3
lower slopes of the	3
of the plateau in	3
of the two guns	3
the noise of the	3
then it was that	3
was on the point	3
on the previous day	3
that they should be	3
of the lower battery	3
the courage of the	3
the northern salient of	3
a certain number of	3
to fall on the	3
through the gate of	3
fortress of la roche	3
the nd of november	3
in case of need	3
under the orders of	3
it impossible for the	3
verge of the plateau	3
way in front of	3
in the course of	3
the plans of the	3
the left bank of	3
the foundations of the	3
to those of the	3
of the burgundians had	3
of the left bank	3
on the two flanks	3
still remained in the	3
that of the castle	3
and stones on the	3
two extremities of the	3
on the cavaliers of	3
but this did not	3
of the first quarter	3
prevent the besieged from	3
of the fifteenth century	3
the parapets of the	3
to the fire of	3
at once on the	3
or three hundred men	3
one after the other	3
of a body of	3
their way through the	3
of the castle of	3
the lower town and	3
in the western court	3
defences of the bailey	3
and the five hundred	3
of the abbey was	3
not far from the	3
fell upon the flank	3
more than a thousand	3
on the northern boulevard	3
barrels of greek fire	3
on the north side	3
master of the works	3
the two extremities of	3
at this time of	3
of some of the	3
the island of sand	3
the offensive at the	3
arc of a circle	3
time of the year	3
on their side had	3
from the platform of	3
having been able to	3
down into the ditch	3
the sound of trumpets	3
of the bailey gate	3
without striking a blow	3
each of them was	3
the crowd of assailants	3
the tower of the	3
the fortress of la	3
it was no longer	3
three hundred paces from	3
as soon as they	3
whole of the night	3
hundred men behind the	3
the two great towers	3
in addition to the	3
one thousand two hundred	3
on the strength of	3
part of the bailey	3
as quickly as possible	3
to the king of	3
over the heads of	3
who had remained on	3
bank of the river	3
avail themselves of the	3
they were going to	3
lady de la roche	3
of the defenders of	3
in a few minutes	3
the southern extremity of	3
in time of war	3
shower of stones and	3
not be able to	3
the signal agreed upon	3
put to the sword	3
to give the alarm	3
in a position to	3
of one hundred men	3
and was covered with	3
hour of the day	3
by one of the	3
of a part of	3
on the northern salient	3
the vale of abonia	3
would not have been	3
of the army of	3
section of the rampart	3
the face of the	3
to the rampart walk	3
a distance of about	3
western slopes of the	3
covered way in front	3
attack on the north	3
the gate and the	3
the men on guard	3
who had taken refuge	3
the art of fortification	3
body of the french	3
took up a position	3
part of the castle	3
the second troop of	3
the commander of the	3
himself at the head	3
the fief of la	3
the town and castle	3
of the range of	3
defence at close quarters	3
the attack on one	2
the end of a	2
the incursions of the	2
the whole night of	2
at the northern extremity	2
in the rear of	2
to maintain his artillery	2
that could be got	2
fire to the faggots	2
the crown of the	2
to defend themselves in	2
an army to manoeuvre	2
with provisions and munitions	2
a good state of	2
south wall of the	2
a view to remaining	2
sigild be our brenn	2
before the arrival of	2
to fall back upon	2
full speed to the	2
about five hundred men	2
on the left shore	2
five hundred men who	2
the head of his	2
gates of the camp	2
remained in the bailey	2
to concentrate their forces	2
put the town of	2
the invasion of the	2
to the higher stories	2
the last hours of	2
the top of one	2
under his own direct	2
in the hope of	2
the franks had lost	2
the breach batteries would	2
of the defence was	2
of the bridge had	2
did not wish to	2
arrival of the franks	2
with the prince of	2
to the weak points	2
they are sure to	2
for a long while	2
of the drain was	2
ladders were set up	2
fire to the roofs	2
it was difficult to	2
they set to work	2
so as to keep	2
was in a position	2
at the risk of	2
he judged that the	2
men had taken refuge	2
sortie on the north	2
tower at the corner	2
and encouraged them by	2
in presence of a	2
a hundred pounds weight	2
the burgundians succeeded in	2
with the corner tower	2
the two detachments were	2
the timbers of the	2
they had lost nearly	2
the ascent of the	2
behind the great traverse	2
driven into a corner	2
the old castle of	2
de pont by a	2
to mount their horses	2
at a later date	2
the st of february	2
to the care of	2
th the fire of	2
the platform of this	2
received the fire of	2
baron and brother jerome	2
close of the day	2
i do not know	2
on a level with	2
towards the middle of	2
rd of february the	2
the siege of saint	2
fire of the enemy	2
till they reached the	2
houses of the lower	2
passage through the crowd	2
and the direction of	2
enemy would be able	2
had been present at	2
taking place in the	2
gateway of the castle	2
to bring into the	2
are not in a	2
first defences against fire	2
sent out a hundred	2
th of the month	2
preserved the name of	2
of the crumbling wall	2
cut their way through	2
old inhabitants who had	2
according to the nature	2
men whom he had	2
of the main work	2
bombards of the cavalier	2
for the length of	2
was occupied by the	2
but at this juncture	2
two saps which would	2
upon the flanks of	2
on the inside of	2
by means of an	2
had been in the	2
for the defence of	2
shook their heads and	2
or at any rate	2
christian king of france	2
lent an ear to	2
is all we have	2
intended for crossing the	2
gained a footing on	2
pursuit of the left	2
the square tower on	2
hands of the king	2
on the shore opposite	2
of the two parties	2
gives the plan of	2
of the tower at	2
the point of intersection	2
the neighbourhood of the	2
one of the spies	2
old castle of la	2
chiefs of the eight	2
he had seen only	2
and fifty thousand men	2
had to pay the	2
on the sides of	2
of a hundred paces	2
no liking for the	2
out of the way	2
was no longer possible	2
and possessing two faces	2
but the baron had	2
of the fosse was	2
especially as they had	2
advancing in good order	2
took place in the	2
eye view of boulevard	2
two flanks of the	2
on the rear of	2
commence the second parallel	2
night sortie of the	2
on the town side	2
to the court of	2
between the abbey and	2
was covered with blood	2
the sortie from the	2
four hundred men to	2
army of the franks	2
angle of the epaule	2
our wives and children	2
the lordship of roche	2
two thousand two hundred	2
six feet above the	2
the lower town of	2
they took up their	2
some of the wounded	2
defences of the gate	2
pieces of small calibre	2
who were coming up	2
what was going on	2
sword on the backs	2
by reason of the	2
impossible for the defenders	2
to defend the place	2
and enable them to	2
under the pretext of	2
along the interior of	2
defence of the castle	2
the ramparts on the	2
to continue the attack	2
that had not been	2
equal to that of	2
had started in pursuit	2
he had observed that	2
a hundred men in	2
their men on the	2
the redan on the	2
the outside of the	2
took up their quarters	2
to keep them in	2
fire of the two	2
waiting for an opportunity	2
of an artillery tower	2
the romans had been	2
went back to their	2
the besieged and the	2
and when he saw	2
at full speed to	2
angles a and b	2
of the neighbouring towers	2
the five hundred warriors	2
the fortress by a	2
a certain degree of	2
only a narrow front	2
of burgundy on the	2
remains of the garrison	2
on the north was	2
taken in flank and	2
and the stone bridge	2
the upper story of	2
hundred and eighty men	2
that the front of	2
had contented himself with	2
a passage through the	2
ramparts of the town	2
were obliged to abandon	2
so that they might	2
did not doubt that	2
a vast number of	2
in setting fire to	2
forming an arc of	2
some of their number	2
the cardinal de la	2
and those of his	2
were on the point	2
off along the ramparts	2
of the night was	2
at the extremities of	2
advanced resolutely against the	2
that had remained in	2
was a young man	2
to sally forth from	2
a distance of one	2
mound of earth disposed	2
the work opposite the	2
one day in four	2
the besiegers get possession	2
in the valley and	2
flank of the bastion	2
which the besieged had	2
men who had remained	2
a moment to lose	2
pay dearly for their	2
retreat of the defenders	2
the captive who had	2
the defenders did not	2
the small pieces of	2
received from the north	2
at the approach of	2
were placed in battery	2
had not failed to	2
orders were given to	2
west flanks of the	2
leaving many of their	2
the rules of the	2
the operations of the	2
before the end of	2
they were within bowshot	2
of the greek fire	2
technical terms used in	2
the captives who were	2
he had been able	2
the valley and the	2
the town was not	2
we do not know	2
this front of the	2
to oppose to the	2
from the northern salient	2
those who were not	2
on the salient of	2
and the whole body	2
of the building d	2
is fortified by m	2
far as the middle	2
let us suppose that	2
and at the end	2
mind of his nephew	2
side of the river	2
salient of the demi	2
of the left demi	2
act according to your	2
attack on the works	2
establish a communication between	2
arsenal of la roche	2
passage of the ditch	2
from the defences of	2
at the opportune moment	2
all speed to the	2
outwork of the gate	2
resist to the last	2
was not in a	2
to the lord of	2
thinned by the darts	2
set to work to	2
he had with him	2
been present at more	2
every night the governor	2
present at more than	2
parallel with the front	2
engineer to the most	2
total of two hundred	2
make their way along	2
seigneur de craon had	2
on the level of	2
assault on the boulevard	2
the south wall of	2
for crossing the small	2
third hour of the	2
the bridge of rafts	2
walk of the curtain	2
try the strength of	2
was no longer tenable	2
necessary for the defence	2
a and b being	2
raised with the earth	2
in the siege of	2
possession of it and	2
centre of the front	2
to return to the	2
and the dwellings of	2
after the battle of	2
threw down the gabionades	2
hands of the besieged	2
it is the only	2
on the ridge of	2
each other in the	2
he was a young	2
an asylum to some	2
a communication between the	2
a few minutes before	2
the upper and lower	2
of the besieged was	2
the retreat of the	2
of the french camp	2
of the subterranean passage	2
would not allow this	2
had perished in the	2
thirty pieces of ordnance	2
de montcler to abandon	2
make head against the	2
rincourt took advantage of	2
had been engaged in	2
used in this book	2
to the edge of	2
to which they responded	2
make a vigorous attack	2
and there was a	2
an enceinte de combat	2
the middle of which	2
have been able to	2
a great quantity of	2
that they were going	2
the mercy of the	2
to attack the place	2
evident that the besiegers	2
night by the donjon	2
shout arose from the	2
only a slight elevation	2
that the enemy had	2
of weimar and the	2
they were able to	2
under the command of	2
of king louis xi	2
of the prince of	2
was furnished with a	2
hundred men along the	2
during the middle ages	2
which in time of	2
defy the attacks of	2
planned in view of	2
not to allow the	2
by artillery of long	2
the master of the	2
the failure of their	2
all we have to	2
of the same blood	2
whole of the th	2
french army had been	2
front of the city	2
had taken the precaution	2
started in pursuit of	2
filled up the ditch	2
fire as well as	2
to issue by the	2
play an important part	2
of the left bastion	2
good state of defence	2
for the execution of	2
was not till the	2
was not numerous enough	2
the town situated between	2
and the defeat of	2
plateau on the south	2
the help of poles	2
the governor of the	2
morning of the rd	2
the two thousand men	2
view of the northern	2
the right of the	2
of the ramping wall	2
opposite the burnt bridge	2
by a vigorous effort	2
the wattling of the	2
between the gate and	2
sorties of the garrison	2
the army of our	2
and hurried towards the	2
by the desire of	2
a parley with the	2
set up on the	2
hundred paces behind the	2
with the guard of	2
with the king of	2
all haste towards the	2
in addition to this	2
succeeded in setting fire	2
the garrison was not	2
fell in their turn	2
duke of weimar and	2
at more than one	2
body of four hundred	2
swept down by the	2
the sorties of the	2
not to quit their	2
taking of an artillery	2
the enemy attempted to	2
northern boulevard on the	2
the same time most	2
got as far as	2
forth by the eastern	2
on whom he could	2
consisted of a body	2
map of the land	2
received by a shower	2
the chief of the	2
about twelve hundred men	2
that he might be	2
at the word of	2
inhabitants of the vale	2
is fortified by errard	2
the parts of the	2
three hundred of the	2
on the east and	2
up in the abbey	2
de pont on the	2
fly towards the river	2
them to concentrate their	2
heavy stones on the	2
with a body of	2
and threw down the	2
the works during the	2
two hundred men to	2
were not sufficiently numerous	2
the middle of this	2
men who had been	2
on the gate and	2
a body of men	2
the hoarding of the	2
communicated with each other	2
one of the warriors	2
as that of the	2
as to present a	2
he contented himself with	2
to enable them to	2
for it was evident	2
of the enemy had	2
of errard de bar	2
adorned with bracelets of	2
the movable bridge intended	2
gives the section of	2
it was possible to	2
the brenn had formed	2
some of his trusty	2
explanation of some of	2
of the ancient roman	2
masters of the breach	2
on the sixth day	2
of the technical terms	2
of the western court	2
to inform him of	2
hour of the night	2
a small quantity of	2
not numerous enough to	2
the bridge and the	2
end of the first	2
crown of the tower	2
at the ducal court	2
foot of the rampart	2
and the ramping wall	2
defences against fire artillery	2
of the redan on	2
rules of the art	2
the followers of ditovix	2
had been killed or	2
postern of the donjon	2
twenty feet above the	2
back into the town	2
the battlements of the	2
they had not been	2
not sufficiently numerous to	2
passed over their bodies	2
thousand paces from the	2
captive who had already	2
far as the edge	2
and it was not	2
and the two great	2
very serious loss on	2
were preparing to pass	2
of the chapel choir	2
the armies of the	2
be directed to the	2
one of the men	2
had some reason to	2
weimar and the cardinal	2
follow the course of	2
behind the second retrenchment	2
of four companies of	2
their retreat cut off	2
been killed in the	2
at the very commencement	2
to the bottom of	2
slopes of the hills	2
the advice of the	2
serious loss on the	2
had been killed in	2
the place and the	2
as far as was	2
and ordered that the	2
a condition to resist	2
defenders posted on the	2
governor of the place	2
the place in a	2
be cut off by	2
with dead and wounded	2
they were intending to	2
itself before la roche	2
his men at the	2
who were not on	2
of their own party	2
army of the frank	2
at the mill and	2
without leaving many of	2
to give shelter to	2
by the time he	2
as in former times	2
armed with three guns	2
in the open space	2
i am allied with	2
gave the signal agreed	2
discharged upon them in	2
to follow the course	2
only a thousand men	2
we should not have	2
the signal was given	2
that had been destroyed	2
filling up the ditch	2
the junction of the	2
be defended at any	2
hundred men to mount	2
with great difficulty that	2
and some of the	2
effort must be made	2
intrusted with the guard	2
with each other by	2
the northern boulevard on	2
should not have lost	2
was to pass the	2
ought to have been	2
at that time the	2
the work of the	2
to get down into	2
and that if any	2
of the valley from	2
and fell on the	2
the streets and houses	2
bridge intended for crossing	2
as soon as possible	2
given an asylum to	2
the left flank of	2
of the warriors sent	2
and of the besieger	2
as soon as anyone	2
a second troop of	2
plan of one of	2
attitude of the enemy	2
the cost of defenders	2
his brethren in arms	2
what do you propose	2
fires to be lighted	2
their families in the	2
childebert and his brother	2
would take no rest	2
up again to the	2
the epaulement of the	2
was to be at	2
and with a view	2
a distance of two	2
composed in great part	2
angle of the chapel	2
and to protect the	2
town on the right	2
and could not be	2
works would be completed	2
the river on the	2
numerous body of men	2
the baron and brother	2
of the valley had	2
ascended one of the	2
and the town had	2
were for the most	2
the pleasance of the	2
to this front of	2
about a hundred men	2
ordered that they should	2
made use of the	2
those who had gained	2
for the defenders to	2
that the enemy was	2
give themselves up to	2
who informed him of	2
far as the gorge	2
square tower of the	2
more numerous than we	2
with the defence of	2
there arrived at the	2
the length of a	2
when he saw himself	2
to the summit of	2
it was evident to	2
one hundred and eighty	2
the defenders posted on	2
a signal agreed upon	2
court of the bailey	2
of the th and	2
knew by experience that	2
descent of the ditch	2
of the besiegers was	2
retrenchment at this point	2
the two bands of	2
day in four to	2
stones of sixty pounds	2
that it was their	2
one on the east	2
as to render it	2
they were exposed to	2
the plan of one	2
tower of the corner	2
said the baron to	2
had been destroyed by	2
of the druids and	2
of range of the	2
no part in the	2
a small number of	2
of the duchy of	2
defended at any cost	2
the square tower of	2
morning of the st	2
the orders of the	2
the besieged to make	2
his eyes fixed on	2
the old defensive system	2
the range of the	2
the hills on the	2
time most of the	2
of stones and arrows	2
of about two thousand	2
the lady of the	2
which soon reached the	2
in an inverse direction	2
interests of the suzerain	2
in one of the	2
had an intrenchment made	2
themselves in sight of	2
lady of the castle	2
and were obliged to	2
was constructed a wooden	2
succeeded in gaining a	2
of the plateau was	2
the military talents of	2
on the rampart walk	2
the loss of the	2
the islet of sand	2
the interior base of	2
in the present day	2
very commencement of the	2
take the assailants in	2
the open space before	2
had been converted into	2
end of the twelfth	2
possession of the barbican	2
that the inhabitants of	2
belonging to the castle	2
two culverins of the	2
opposed to the romans	2
the third hour of	2
the establishment of a	2
men on the field	2
towers on the north	2
of his brethren in	2
the wants of the	2
despite the efforts of	2
you are not in	2
army of our lord	2
the heads of the	2
the descent to the	2
all the inhabitants of	2
the ditch sunk on	2
at a considerable distance	2
in an instant the	2
should be supplied with	2
fire on the boulevard	2
the close of the	2
only on that side	2
masonry tower for artillery	2
revived the courage of	2
lord of la roche	2
salient of the redan	2
the left of the	2
the latter with a	2
to the last man	2
defenders of the bridge	2
began to hurl stones	2
if this fourth parallel	2
under charles the bold	2
bastions of the work	2
the tower in the	2
the northern extremity of	2
get into the boats	2
as the middle of	2
the rampart on the	2
the warriors posted on	2
of the front of	2
of the towers and	2
guns of the right	2
of the arrival of	2
the besieged had abandoned	2
part of the plateau	2
the bastions of errard	2
his sword on the	2
but as soon as	2
of the larger stream	2
their turn on the	2
three hundred men established	2
had taken possession of	2
of sixty pounds weight	2
distance of two hundred	2
body of a hundred	2
the losses he had	2
such a pretence of	2
on the battlements of	2
and throwing down the	2
night would be occupied	2
them up to their	2
the third parallel and	2
most christian king of	2
warriors sent by sigild	2
on the backs of	2
the point of being	2
hundred and fifty thousand	2
of the eastern hills	2
sixty and a hundred	2
if i do not	2
curtain of the bailey	2
on to the rampart	2
part of the city	2
an army of a	2
filling up of the	2
the darts and stones	2
from a to b	2
a troop of five	2
the technical terms used	2
as we have seen	2
as the edge of	2
the two flanks of	2
it consisted of a	2
so well adapted to	2
of the two great	2
numerous troop of the	2
were going to be	2
defence of the towers	2
fulfilment of the promises	2
at once in the	2
square tower on the	2
this part of the	2
some of the technical	2
the declivity of the	2
slopes of the eastern	2
immediately gave orders to	2
was going on in	2
one of which was	2
from the quay wall	2
works of the burgundians	2
a low voice to	2
on the top of	2
those of the enemy	2
to establish a communication	2
bombards on the boulevard	2
river below the town	2
body of the place	2
would have been too	2
those who had remained	2
by a wide ditch	2
obliged to raise the	2
showered darts and stones	2
making their way through	2
left flank of the	2
and the importance of	2
after the fall of	2
about six thousand men	2
of the right bastion	2
the river at its	2
in this way to	2
of the assailants who	2
the lord of la	2
to the most christian	2
cavalier on the left	2
at the solicitation of	2
at the same instant	2
three hundred men to	2
they were in no	2
carried earth in baskets	2
the platform and the	2
of them had been	2
by the order of	2
they might be cut	2
five or six hundred	2
the establishment of the	2
the fire to the	2
besiegers get possession of	2
on the site of	2
by means of two	2
the german general was	2
posted on the ramparts	2
the small arm of	2
of our lord the	2
thirty yards from the	2
so that the defenders	2
of the first to	2
had been rebuilt in	2
from the salient of	2
spite of the fire	2
of the enemy who	2
feet from the quay	2
of the castle and	2
without loss of time	2
upon the flank of	2
as long as possible	2
from this day forwards	2
of sixty and a	2
of the right bank	2
only a question of	2
he concluded that his	2
of action of the	2
at the first alarm	2
of the garrison and	2
into the fosse and	2
the flocks and herds	2
to hurl stones of	2
were heard above the	2
seeing themselves taken in	2
armies of the coalition	2
himself a passage through	2
if the place were	2
on the west and	2
in case of retreat	2
to assume the offensive	2
were not long in	2
the boulevard and the	2
the top of their	2
more than a hundred	2
nature of the ground	2
two pieces of ordnance	2
of the bailey on	2
continually sending reinforcements to	2
for an opportunity to	2
of one of his	2
by the relief of	2
did their best to	2
heads of the defenders	2
but it was evident	2
you are going to	2
protect the retreat of	2
terraced to receive cannon	2
his own direct command	2
threw themselves on the	2
had at his disposal	2
pounds weight on the	2
hundred and fifty paces	2
fire to the hoarding	2
give them up to	2
the weakness of the	2
set up in the	2
that of the angle	2
of the sixteenth century	2
as soon as he	2
than a thousand men	2
belonging to the stables	2
the castle of roche	2
and three companies of	2
who had already spoken	2
in advance of the	2
the dwellings of the	2
second body of a	2
wilt be hanged by	2
eastern declivity of the	2
with the earth taken	2
stakes driven in the	2
arm of the river	2
the crown of france	2
reached the corner tower	2
front of the bailey	2
the backs of the	2
moment some of the	2
they had been obliged	2
presented himself before the	2
not doubt of success	2
for more than six	2
the garrison of la	2
to the sire de	2
the eastern declivity of	2
sire de montcler to	2
extremity of a promontory	2
the th of the	2
of the stone bridge	2
them out of the	2
wattling of the ramparts	2
that the enemy were	2
they had before them	2
town occupying the southern	2
which stood on the	2
the enemy in the	2
a level with the	2
men on guard in	2
interior base of the	2
the midst of this	2
a bombard and two	2
under pain of death	2
in the open field	2
in the place of	2
thousand five hundred men	2
a position to resist	2
for as soon as	2
they would get down	2
it is that they	2
front of the left	2
a hundred paces long	2
could not take the	2
in the streets and	2
ruins that have been	2
as the bridge was	2
by the fire of	2
between the th and	2
mills belonging to the	2
it was not till	2
the river above the	2
back with all speed	2
the western ridge of	2
the defenders from the	2
this is all we	2
they had made their	2
the extremity of a	2
continued during the th	2
found themselves in the	2
platform of the corner	2
this was just what	2
to protect the retreat	2
extremity of the oppidum	2
friendly terms with the	2
going on in the	2
alone preserved the name	2
that it will not	2
the faces of the	2
a mile from the	2
was composed of the	2
fell on the french	2
had lost more than	2
the crests of the	2
beginning of the siege	2
the environs of the	2
western court of the	2
declare for the bourbons	2
of the third parallel	2
a wide breach in	2
of timber and wattle	2
the same time as	2
the castle on the	2
should be made with	2
the place of the	2
that a prolonged resistance	2
number of the enemy	2
the defenders killed or	2
the river from the	2
the guns of the	2
the assailants as well	2
part of the oppidum	2
by three or four	2
well as they could	2
certain that they are	2
under favour of night	2
than two thousand men	2
gaining a footing on	2
two hundred paces from	2
received the name of	2
trunks of trees piled	2
maintain his artillery and	2
they were engaged in	2
vallum of the quay	2
north wall of the	2
the conformation of the	2
the place were not	2
had been obliged to	2
the section of the	2
from the ditch sunk	2
and two or three	2
centre of the oppidum	2
the provisions they had	2
at the mercy of	2
the postern of the	2
fell upon the enemy	2
the steps of the	2
had been summoned to	2
with orders not to	2
war of the gauls	2
war as he was	2
and gliding along the	2
to clodoald that the	2
of the river of	2
whole night of the	2
of men and things	2
the situation of the	2
of the fire of	2
of the tower h	2
on the opposite side	2
of about forty thousand	2
some yards from the	2
position of the besieged	2
the outline of the	2
went up again to	2
my lord and myself	2
had not been executed	2
to make themselves heard	2
of the first story	2
ready to make a	2
catognatus and the helvetii	2
settled in the valley	2
sent out five hundred	2
end of the thirteenth	2
be opposed to the	2
the north of the	2
we have to say	2
the western end of	2
summit of the crumbling	2
and if they attempted	2
cardinal de la valette	2
through the abbey postern	2
to make head against	2
the assault was vigorous	2
chief of the tower	2
a flight of steps	2
on the north were	2
so as to render	2
for the besieged are	2
the state of things	2
the mass of the	2
the cause of this	2
and the rampart walk	2
the greater part of	2
they were not to	2
of the square tower	2
take no rest till	2
is fortified by charles	2
the faubourg on the	2
bailey of the castle	2
a body of four	2
live in peace with	2
one of these towers	2
all his efforts to	2
hurl stones of sixty	2
to induce them to	2
with a mantle of	2
of the frank kings	2
to fall upon the	2
crossing the small arm	2
of the men of	2
the roman permanent camp	2
as not to be	2
immediately one of the	2
the relief of the	2
the mind of his	2
flanks of the column	2
he formed a vallum	2
of them spoke thus	2
a short time before	2
first troop of the	2
he said to himself	2
men from the town	2
word of honour that	2
with some of his	2
a condition to fight	2
to the sides of	2
and a hundred pounds	2
the little camp above	2
paces from the advanced	2
the defenders on the	2
the beam of the	2
end of the cord	2
filling up the fosse	2
hundred men in this	2
those who guarded the	2
were only waiting for	2
of the eight tribes	2
in sight of the	2
the town had been	2
to nearly six thousand	2
hundred thousand men to	2
inured to war and	2
when he saw his	2
side of the rivulet	2
of two thousand men	2
situated at the extremity	2
to give them up	2
and gave orders to	2
people with painted faces	2
it was with great	2
northern salient and the	2
space before the castle	2
to make a sortie	2
at break of day	2
the point of taking	2
but took up a	2
bundles of straw and	2
paces from the camp	2
and left of the	2
were to lead to	2
the tops of the	2
posted at this point	2
before the walls of	2
on the boulevard e	2
descended the slope of	2
presented themselves at the	2
preparing for a fresh	2
his ground against the	2
could not hold their	2
of their men on	2
to hold his ground	2
made a breach in	2
the rounding of the	2
to the hoarding and	2
colonel dubois sent out	2
and the children to	2
assailants who were coming	2
they brought with them	2
them back to the	2
would be directed to	2
since the beginning of	2
on the left side	2
of stakes driven in	2
dwellings of the druids	2
the orders of their	2
rampart of the oppidum	2
was not a moment	2
as for himself and	2
fascines and clods of	2
the western court of	2
by the defenders on	2
the guns in battery	2
which they would crown	2
and the lord of	2
to summon the garrison	2
before them a garrison	2
the germans did not	2
night of the rd	2
enemy in the valley	2
of the chiefs of	2
the abbey had been	2
the rampart had orders	2
the most christian king	2
was there that the	2
the materials they could	2
platform of the bridge	2
the southern part of	2
to the rounding of	2
site of the ancient	2
front of the camp	2
to avail themselves of	2
presented only a slight	2
our lord the king	2
the first troop of	2
it will not be	2
thrown down by the	2
in the abbey to	2
town had been rebuilt	2
not to let any	2
still in the hands	2
a native of the	2
fire to the houses	2
the enemy would be	2
in rear by the	2
swept the right face	2
sure to be there	2
bring back into the	2
the protection of the	2
in this figure the	2
on the south and	2
till they saw the	2
to let any one	2
darts and stones hurled	2
top of one of	2
that the defenders were	2
the sieur de la	2
again would be far	2
of the town on	2
lost a hundred men	2
part of the roman	2
the st of march	2
an arc of a	2
to prevent the besieged	2
they were unable to	2
same time most of	2
we have to do	2
foot of the ramparts	2
of the ditch of	2
some of the defenders	2
but had not been	2
by the donjon postern	2
and those who were	2
the road along the	2
bombards of the cavaliers	2
to reinforce the defenders	2
troop of five hundred	2
a line of forts	2
bulk of his troops	2
the castle and the	2
reinforce the defenders of	2
the inside of the	2
up their position on	2
among the inhabitants of	2
by a kind of	2
one of the most	2
their way along the	2
when the arrival of	2
possession of the western	2
there was not a	2
anseric de la roche	2
conformation of the ground	2
one thousand eight hundred	2
the garrison and the	2
fires of the enemy	2
one of the howitzers	2
declivity of the plateau	2
hurled at them by	2
the enemy would have	2
eastern and western fronts	2
walls of the barbican	2
three companies of national	2
breach batteries would be	2
ditch sunk on the	2
two days afterwards they	2
he would say to	2
fortified by charles the	2
and the defenders of	2
when the burgundians were	2
the very commencement of	2
in a good state	2
chiefs of the families	2
in gaining a footing	2
a gap in the	2
paces from the ramparts	2
be in the power	2
district of the lingones	2
at the mouth of	2
tower in the angle	2
and that if the	2
to lead to the	2
at the castle that	2
all the materials they	2
top of the wooden	2
about the middle of	2
quarter of the day	2
the place by the	2
it was there that	2
that the enemy should	2
a considerable number of	2
post of one hundred	2
break of day the	2
a greater number of	2
width of the ditch	2
and attentively examined the	2
well as the escarp	2
the side a b	2
men to mount their	2
had given proofs of	2
the attitude of the	2
the first defences against	2
was a man of	2
the body of the	2
to crown the covered	2
so as to be	2
open space before the	2
two hundred and sixty	2
in a single day	2
influence over the mind	2
himself in front of	2
and saw that the	2
foot of the walls	2
a few days longer	2
would be necessary to	2
were occupied by the	2
not to be thought	2
the defenders were still	2
the gates of the	2
the ruins that have	2
to the platform of	2
in front of them	2
been informed of the	2
could not be seen	2
covered with mud and	2
who presented themselves as	2
attack on one of	2
had no liking for	2
and not knowing whether	2
baron guy determined to	2
the enemy had not	2
verge of the wood	2
and contented himself with	2
works of the besieged	2
of the gate and	2
but to fall back	2
rampart had orders to	2
the valley had been	2
the enemy on the	2
escarpment of the boulevard	2
all the pieces of	2
am allied with the	2
on the east side	2
view of the great	2
sent a herald to	2
on the north of	2
a visit to the	2
cut off by the	2
of five hundred men	2
east of the escarpment	2
those who were on	2
could not be repaired	2
and the inhabitants were	2
of the island of	2
without considerable loss on	2
small barrels of greek	2
perished in the flames	2
post at the rivulet	2
was fixed at ft	2
front of the oppidum	2
this did not prevent	2
placed in battery on	2
the stables and the	2
the townsmen who had	2
rampart walks of the	2
of the valley who	2
of six hundred men	2
the gateway of the	2
his efforts to the	2
to be opposed to	2
two hundred men behind	2
and night came without	2
the town was taken	2
was with great difficulty	2
to the entrance of	2
in of the fosse	2
of the besieged to	2
lit up by the	2
the advance of the	2
of the germans had	2
it was to be	2
the day following the	2
them if they were	2
the inner side of	2
extremities of the curtains	2
stones at the workmen	2
at the salient angles	2
of the river abonne	2
was well defended by	2
for propelling large stones	2
so as to present	2
the bulk of his	2
along the course of	2
the warriors not engaged	2
the duke of weimar	2
and clods of turf	2
taking possession of the	2
ramparts and the towers	2
to be thought of	2
the rd of february	2
they were well treated	2
to wait till the	2
of which they had	2
the evening of this	2
throw down your arms	2
of the promises made	2
battery on the cavaliers	2
as a matter of	2
the earth taken from	2
of the three culverins	2
with some of the	2
a total of about	2
by two hundred men	2
river and the rivulet	2
day of the siege	2
and if we have	2
on the opposite shore	2
and that the enemy	2
on guard in the	2
cases of greek fire	2
with which it was	2
and the slopes of	2
the warriors sent by	2
let sigild be our	2
in the evening the	2
movable bridge intended for	2
the ranks of the	2
of the battery no	2
them as well as	2
the siege of corbie	2
the houses and gardens	2
crossed the rhine at	2
the enemy presented themselves	2
the army of bohemia	2
and taking advantage of	2
bringing food and drink	2
place of the ancient	2
of the towers m	2
much more numerous than	2
held in reserve in	2
lost no time in	2
the filling up of	2
the future will show	2
appeared at the entrance	2
in the part of	2
had before them a	2
to the defenders of	2
sent for the abbot	2
set up against the	2
the assailants in flank	2
the surrender of the	2
and the ditch was	2
the nd of february	2
the warriors who had	2
number of young men	2
of the defences of	2
taken from the arsenal	2
by the side of	2
morning the warriors of	2
and the banks of	2
engine for propelling large	2
consigned to the care	2
thou wilt be hanged	2
northern extremity of the	2
the shouts of the	2
forming a total of	2
inner side of the	2
of the cavalier b	2
posted in the tower	2
the baron had the	2
at the moment when	2
batteries on the north	2
he was hoping to	2
the roads of the	2
by a company of	2
it was not in	2
of his trusty men	2
many of their men	2
broken down by the	2
at the beginning of	2
fifty men whom he	2
killing all who resisted	2
for the purpose of	2
of the foreign troops	2
a body of the	2
in the art of	2
those who endeavoured to	2
lost to the besieged	2
de pont and the	2
in their turn the	2
in the last engagement	2
those engaged in the	2
thought he should thus	2
and the baron had	2
mouth of the rivulet	2
with all speed to	2
and the defenders killed	2
to return to their	2
day of the investment	2
on the left face	2
to be feared that	2
families of the valley	2
work of the gorge	2
not without leaving many	2
and most of the	2
to the nature of	2
the count de rantzau	2
the service of the	2
the thickness of the	2
the warriors of ditovix	2
put in a state	2
take refuge with their	2
through the houses and	2
of the attack on	2
body of about five	2
and the women were	2
in pursuit of them	2
the word of command	2
to be repaired and	2
to the top of	2
by the fires of	2
while a trebuchet was	2
had already begun to	2
view of the new	2
sent a thousand men	2
to try the strength	2
to extinguish the flames	2
upper and lower town	2
to leave the camp	2
according to the plan	2
presented himself at the	2
ditch was filled up	2
placed on the right	2
must be defended at	2
length of a hundred	2
middle of the night	2
of the bombards of	2
they would commence the	2
was able to keep	2
after the taking of	2
to put the town	2
sixty yards from the	2
which soon caught fire	2
out the plan of	2
and the two culverins	2
be flanked by the	2
the governor sent out	2
driven in the ground	2
make a fresh attempt	2
were forced to abandon	2
assailants as well as	2
with trunks of trees	2
sortie of the garrison	2
and the towers of	2
gain a footing on	2
and their efforts were	2
of the garrison of	2
not a single burgundian	2
the clash of arms	2
two thousand men were	2
terms used in this	2
the druids and druidesses	2
front of the retrenchment	2
one of them spoke	2
inform him of the	2
the shore opposite the	2
refuge in the stronghold	2
had been exchanged for	2
to use their weapons	2
the rampart between the	2
this work consisted of	2
not failed to make	2
from the advanced work	2
the th the fire	2
for they were within	2
base of the wall	2
and make a vigorous	2
to be cut off	2
darts and stones on	2
in their turn on	2
for a length of	2
the boundary of the	2
land of ohet had	2
of the roman army	2
lord the king of	2
of the left detachment	2
to effect a breach	2
towers of the castle	2
of the chief of	2
night between the th	2
both sides of the	2
nature of the soil	2
to use their arms	2
on the same side	2
warriors not engaged in	2
garrison was not numerous	2
arresting the progress of	2
of the second line	2
had been foreseen by	2
and the burning of	2
along the western curtain	2
attacked on both sides	2
in a little while	2
with the dead and	2
town situated between the	2
of the northern outwork	2
of the burgundians was	2
and were beginning to	2
offensive at the opportune	2
to be at the	2
at the southern extremity	2
in the neighbourhood of	2
and on the th	2
gate of the city	2
garrison of la roche	2
attacked in their turn	2
then given to a	2
mounted in the place	2
one of the inhabitants	2
yards in front of	2
more than two hundred	2
in good order in	2
had seen only the	2
to shield the guns	2
foot of the promontory	2
the men from the	2
the two sides of	2
base of the rampart	2
and the zone of	2
but those of the	2
might be cut off	2
over the mind of	2
refuge in the castle	2
bottom of the fosse	2
the continuation of the	2
and the cardinal de	2
encamped on the west	2
two hundred in number	2
inhabitants of the land	2
of no great height	2
i am going to	2
ordered that the captives	2
defenders of the great	2
that the garrison was	2
under the protection of	2
separated into three large	2
out five hundred men	2
a good supply of	2
to five hundred men	2
get down into the	2
the rest of burgundy	2
in accordance with the	2
of stones and darts	2
view of the castle	2
of the northern gate	2
had set fire to	2
colonel dubois had not	2
second troop of the	2
given for the assault	2
of the ramparts of	2
out of range of	2
to avoid a useless	2
of the besieged and	2
to make a fresh	2
and most of them	2
of the castle without	2
that there was no	2
balls and leaden bullets	2
of defence of which	2
was taking place in	2
for the besieged to	2
not a moment to	2
was to be raised	2
tower at the angle	2
batteries of the besieger	2
the year it was	2
the valley of the	2
to the houses of	2
town and castle of	2
the fosse of the	2
valley of the rivulet	2
the one on the	2
of the river and	2
power of the burgundians	2
as the gorge of	2
only waiting for an	2
one of the first	2
western ridge of the	2
that of la roche	2
a total of two	2
little camp above the	2
a smile upon his	2
to invest the town	2
were set up against	2
army of a hundred	2
of about five hundred	2
the combat did not	2
more especially as the	2
attack would be directed	2
refuge with their families	2
they would dig the	2
if they had been	2
work opposite the small	2
as well as they	2
that the place was	2
part of the enemy	2
was not to be	2
with an army of	2
throwing themselves into the	2
the faces and flanks	2
the river of abonia	2
the brow of the	2
an inclination towards the	2
and the two streams	2
hundred feet from the	2
the same day the	2
that of the bridge	2
preparing for a decisive	2
means of two saps	2
to be brought into	2
the minds of the	2
in making a wide	2
the last of the	2
the enemy would not	2
be brought into the	2
from making his way	2
the town on the	2
out by the eastern	2
warriors posted on the	2
have to do with	2
of the garrison were	2
and his warriors had	2
at the point of	2
the old inhabitants who	2
of the bohemian army	2
rushed on the enemy	2
defenders killed or wounded	2
the breasts of the	2
the intrenchment was broken	2