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trigram	frequency
of the plateau	77
of the castle	61
one of the	58
of la roche	55
part of the	53
of the tower	51
of the enemy	50
the th of	48
front of the	44
as far as	40
in front of	40
of the th	40
of the valley	40
inhabitants of the	36
the sire de	36
on the north	36
of the besieged	36
the inhabitants of	36
sire de montcler	35
the lower town	32
the end of	31
of the town	31
of the oppidum	31
so as to	31
that of the	29
of the bailey	28
of the river	28
during the night	28
in the morning	27
end of the	27
on the right	26
slopes of the	26
a body of	26
far as the	25
of the bridge	25
at the same	25
the top of	24
some of the	24
by means of	24
on the morning	23
of the defenders	23
as well as	23
of the towers	23
the morning of	23
morning of the	23
on the left	23
side of the	22
the same time	22
of the abbey	22
possession of the	22
a thousand men	22
the middle of	22
set fire to	22
at this point	22
and in the	21
of the camp	21
right and left	21
in spite of	21
those of the	21
was to be	20
level of the	20
defenders of the	20
five hundred men	20
fire to the	20
on both sides	20
occupied by the	20
of the ditch	20
chiefs of the	19
of the night	19
the upper town	19
night of the	19
of the rampart	19
the fire of	19
in the valley	19
of the burgundians	18
that they were	18
that it was	18
the chiefs of	18
town of la	18
the defenders of	18
the platform of	18
as soon as	18
the slopes of	18
had not been	18
that the enemy	18
top of the	18
the right bank	18
of the two	18
the direction of	18
and on the	18
could not be	18
in the middle	18
of the place	18
the level of	17
the lord of	17
the siege of	17
remained in the	17
king of france	17
trunks of trees	17
in order to	17
spite of the	17
with a view	17
a view to	17
of the ramparts	17
salient of the	17
two hundred men	17
in the rear	17
been able to	17
on the th	17
face of the	17
the night of	16
the left bank	16
flank of the	16
the summit of	16
the town of	16
the eastern gate	16
on the western	16
in the evening	16
the power of	16
the king of	16
defences of the	16
be able to	16
base of the	16
flanks of the	15
to make a	15
two or three	15
of the siege	15
of the ancient	15
a condition to	15
the defences of	15
a kind of	15
of the franks	15
view of the	15
feet above the	15
the rampart walk	15
summit of the	15
the part of	15
of the gate	15
the salient of	15
of the val	15
the point of	15
de la roche	15
of the northern	15
paces from the	15
and that the	15
of the first	15
platform of the	15
to take the	15
on the platform	15
in a condition	15
the base of	15
defence of the	14
the duke of	14
direction of the	14
the hands of	14
fire of the	14
of the left	14
of the right	14
of the garrison	14
of the city	14
middle of the	14
attack on the	14
lord of roche	14
of the rivulet	14
of the day	14
body of the	14
and of the	14
the enemy had	14
the head of	14
on the northern	14
to attack the	14
on the other	14
well as the	14
who had been	14
and at the	14
the warriors of	13
of the donjon	13
a part of	13
advantage of the	13
in the power	13
on the rampart	13
foot of the	13
the north front	13
in the castle	13
in the town	13
men of the	13
yards from the	13
hundred and fifty	13
the baron had	13
of the tribes	13
the wooden tower	13
the plan of	13
angle of the	13
that had been	13
power of the	13
the bottom of	13
the northern salient	13
mouth of the	12
the army of	12
up in the	12
th of september	12
sides of the	12
of the bastions	12
and the two	12
of the promontory	12
would have been	12
those who had	12
fire on the	12
had remained in	12
the course of	12
of the intrenchment	12
of the attack	12
of the boulevard	12
the foot of	12
in good order	12
two thousand men	12
a hundred men	12
three hundred men	12
and the defenders	12
of the defences	12
of the great	12
the flank of	12
the whole of	12
the works of	12
duke of burgundy	12
remains of the	12
as to the	12
at the end	12
which had been	12
hundred men to	12
the corner tower	12
the number of	12
of the north	12
tower of the	12
of the inhabitants	12
so that the	12
of the defence	12
and that if	12
mounted on the	12
of a hundred	12
on the eastern	12
of the chiefs	12
from the top	12
the remains of	12
into the town	11
most of the	11
the angle of	11
at the top	11
in their turn	11
from the ramparts	11
of the assailants	11
they did not	11
consisted of a	11
not to be	11
on the plateau	11
to defend the	11
in the direction	11
on the south	11
on that side	11
in the abbey	11
the mouth of	11
on the west	11
to cross the	11
on the boulevard	11
those who were	11
who had remained	11
extremity of the	11
towers of the	11
of the lower	11
th of june	11
on this side	11
the defenders were	11
hundred paces from	11
by the enemy	11
the flanks of	11
the arrival of	11
plan of the	11
of the roman	11
of the work	11
gate of the	11
bottom of the	11
the covered way	11
they could not	11
wall of the	11
the river and	11
of the curtain	11
the besieged had	11
banks of the	11
in case of	11
fell upon the	10
it was not	10
of the retrenchment	10
in the hands	10
the town and	10
placed on the	10
in the woods	10
a hundred paces	10
into the ditch	10
position of the	10
according to the	10
head of the	10
edge of the	10
the burgundians were	10
of the french	10
towards the north	10
protected by the	10
the defence of	10
each of the	10
the stone bridge	10
course of the	10
the midst of	10
a distance of	10
was able to	10
bombards of the	10
of two hundred	10
the side of	10
entrance of the	10
in the lower	10
that they had	10
guard of the	10
whole of the	10
hands of the	10
the right and	10
of saint julien	10
posted on the	10
the enemy was	10
of the barbican	10
a shower of	10
on the east	10
the banks of	10
out of the	10
by the besieged	10
works of the	10
in a few	10
at a distance	10
of the warriors	9
to prevent the	9
by the burgundians	9
it was the	9
to the last	9
had succeeded in	9
warriors of the	9
the burgundians had	9
the five hundred	9
the beginning of	9
was no longer	9
arrival of the	9
more than two	9
of the western	9
fell on the	9
point of the	9
and the women	9
pieces of ordnance	9
of the wall	9
east and west	9
down into the	9
of the besieger	9
from the north	9
they had been	9
were obliged to	9
on the slopes	9
and the inhabitants	9
the entrance of	9
the evening of	9
the position of	9
of the germans	9
to the duke	9
the centre of	9
taken from the	9
a great number	9
the troops of	9
of the bastion	9
it was evident	9
the other hand	9
but they were	9
contented himself with	9
by the eastern	9
left face of	9
there was no	9
was obliged to	9
centre of the	9
making use of	9
about a hundred	9
belonging to the	9
the duke had	9
the enemy were	9
the left face	9
the north gate	9
on the flanks	9
he was a	9
th of february	9
the castle of	9
on the point	9
by the defenders	9
the edge of	9
of the besiegers	9
at that time	9
the right face	9
batteries of the	9
posted in the	9
the abbey and	9
the nd of	8
in pursuit of	8
the land of	8
of his men	8
of the ground	8
had to be	8
extremities of the	8
the men of	8
means of a	8
the sides of	8
masters of the	8
down by the	8
ridge of the	8
to abandon the	8
to sweep the	8
of the fourteenth	8
on the ground	8
had taken refuge	8
cross the river	8
refuge in the	8
a and b	8
the guard of	8
and did not	8
a few days	8
charles the bold	8
of one of	8
and a second	8
an army of	8
and the three	8
the valley of	8
were able to	8
were to be	8
and the castle	8
of the demi	8
a few minutes	8
that he was	8
dead and wounded	8
that if they	8
on their side	8
at the first	8
of the wooden	8
the western side	8
might be seen	8
walls of the	8
a quantity of	8
which he had	8
to seize the	8
for the moment	8
left in the	8
the bastions of	8
themselves to the	8
on his side	8
the third parallel	8
they were not	8
he could not	8
it is not	8
the roof of	8
of the old	8
two hundred yards	8
at the head	8
only a few	8
of the king	8
the ramparts of	8
to occupy the	8
right face of	8
the front of	8
of the romans	8
to keep the	8
and the baron	8
the bridge was	8
the eastern side	8
many of the	8
the st of	8
the attack on	8
and when the	8
of the chapel	8
darts and stones	8
on the ramparts	8
did not cease	8
on the field	8
there was a	8
which he was	7
the fourteenth century	7
was on the	7
the western gate	7
the platforms of	7
and all the	7
the morning the	7
to the castle	7
on either side	7
roof of the	7
in the upper	7
a footing on	7
in which the	7
for it was	7
angles of the	7
th of november	7
to protect the	7
the garrison was	7
de montcler had	7
the main body	7
the extremity of	7
the defenders to	7
th of march	7
the result of	7
two hundred and	7
the th and	7
their fire on	7
the assailants who	7
the other side	7
to defend themselves	7
beginning of the	7
not in a	7
slope of the	7
one of his	7
that is to	7
had been able	7
exposed to the	7
in the meantime	7
about two thousand	7
abbey and the	7
of the wounded	7
three or four	7
it must be	7
was evident that	7
site of the	7
of the fortress	7
the aid of	7
were on the	7
we have seen	7
and if they	7
of the church	7
taking advantage of	7
the governor had	7
to fall back	7
is to say	7
of greek fire	7
or three hundred	7
and that of	7
before la roche	7
the ridge of	7
at the base	7
of the three	7
to raise the	7
thousand five hundred	7
the artillery of	7
commencement of the	7
to the besieged	7
bodies of the	7
houses of the	7
into the valley	7
if they were	7
one of these	7
the houses of	7
the garrison of	7
bank of the	7
the slope of	7
the gorge of	7
on to the	7
surrounded by the	7
from the angle	7
on the two	7
land of ohet	7
errard de bar	7
by one of	7
castle of la	7
men who had	7
on the flank	7
the town had	7
evening of the	7
that the besiegers	7
it would be	7
of the outer	7
to give the	7
platforms of the	7
was necessary to	7
at la roche	7
at the extremity	7
of the outwork	7
in the first	7
had orders to	7
in great part	7
in the neighbourhood	7
the northern boulevard	7
to that of	7
for the besieged	7
he had the	7
of the houses	7
and those of	7
use of the	7
that if the	7
in the camp	7
it was necessary	7
troop of the	7
men from the	7
four hundred men	7
ramparts of the	7
which they had	7
to the north	7
eye view of	7
thousand two hundred	7
on the shore	6
of the works	6
the ruins of	6
the name of	6
the plateau was	6
a hundred and	6
were unable to	6
castle of roche	6
what do you	6
of long range	6
the counterscarp of	6
counterscarp of the	6
and his men	6
the enemy could	6
time of the	6
the assaulting column	6
of the vallum	6
of the curtains	6
battery on the	6
the gate and	6
a regular siege	6
threw down the	6
along the ramparts	6
of three hundred	6
at the point	6
up a position	6
was one of	6
the people of	6
stones on the	6
state of defence	6
in the ground	6
but the baron	6
to the right	6
on the assailants	6
return to the	6
to set fire	6
to hinder the	6
the following night	6
the second parallel	6
great number of	6
it was impossible	6
troops of the	6
he had been	6
of the latter	6
himself at the	6
guns of the	6
towards the end	6
on the banks	6
the walls of	6
opposite to the	6
the northern plateau	6
when the enemy	6
the pieces of	6
a troop of	6
of the druids	6
shown in fig	6
artillery of the	6
bastions of the	6
each of them	6
in proportion to	6
of the cat	6
by the western	6
of the vale	6
the ramping wall	6
if they had	6
by the road	6
the enemy to	6
along the western	6
to return to	6
the franks had	6
the first place	6
upon the assailants	6
up by the	6
the square tower	6
the face of	6
the town was	6
river and the	6
the place of	6
as they had	6
preparing for a	6
had been killed	6
as shown in	6
the two detachments	6
the brenn had	6
by a body	6
of the upper	6
he did not	6
had been burned	6
evident that the	6
and it was	6
pont had been	6
the ditch was	6
and one of	6
the northern front	6
a line of	6
of the cavalier	6
the point c	6
in the place	6
with the aid	6
they do not	6
to the enemy	6
at the foot	6
pont is fortified	6
and those who	6
was intending to	6
to command the	6
if the enemy	6
hundred thousand men	6
he had a	6
whom he had	6
court of the	6
the batteries of	6
ruins of the	6
that they should	6
on the breach	6
as they were	6
part in the	6
the place was	6
from the south	6
of one hundred	6
is fortified by	6
at full speed	6
a wooden bridge	6
and fifty men	6
the besieged to	6
th and th	6
of the front	6
the besiegers were	6
take advantage of	6
the gate of	6
the franks were	6
pain of death	6
the bombards of	6
of all kinds	6
the tower g	6
the baron guy	6
quarter of the	6
was impossible to	6
enemy could not	6
account of the	6
the strength of	6
were beginning to	6
of the fosse	6
of a thousand	6
and began to	6
that the garrison	6
a second body	6
we have to	6
body of a	6
of the helvetii	6
the enemy would	6
to pass the	6
the orders of	6
into the fosse	6
of the neighbouring	6
to the defenders	6
of national guards	6
point of attack	6
above the level	6
strength of the	6
on the opposite	6
the great traverse	6
that if he	6
of the covered	6
in the bailey	6
communication between the	6
on the part	6
to give them	6
get possession of	6
in addition to	6
to the place	6
of his troops	6
main body of	6
companies of national	5
to the left	5
the first to	5
during the th	5
the camp was	5
beyond the mountains	5
to the plateau	5
the range of	5
the th the	5
the first parallel	5
and could not	5
the two bodies	5
the assailants had	5
each other in	5
they saw the	5
numerous enough to	5
through the breach	5
the escarpment of	5
at the siege	5
from the towers	5
the night was	5
raise the siege	5
with orders to	5
the garrison could	5
a series of	5
seemed to be	5
from the boulevard	5
gave orders for	5
master of the	5
on the outside	5
mounted in the	5
the bodies of	5
on the counterscarp	5
not far off	5
especially as the	5
on which the	5
to be seen	5
were armed with	5
and covered with	5
inclosure of the	5
into the river	5
the cause of	5
with all speed	5
and the assailants	5
to give a	5
to do so	5
the zone of	5
up the ditch	5
the assault was	5
hundred yards from	5
to the northern	5
crest of the	5
out of range	5
as long as	5
was taking place	5
thanks to the	5
themselves in the	5
of the fire	5
it is the	5
the art of	5
a low voice	5
in the centre	5
feet from the	5
to see the	5
and from the	5
the two guns	5
of the slain	5
of the fugitives	5
which they would	5
necessary for the	5
the corner of	5
to allow the	5
other side of	5
not cease to	5
out from the	5
fall upon them	5
raised on the	5
the duke was	5
the moment when	5
and which was	5
position on the	5
as he was	5
at the two	5
was occupied by	5
that time the	5
of a fortress	5
who had taken	5
the castle on	5
six hundred men	5
the advanced work	5
that the duke	5
had reached the	5
from the rampart	5
second troop of	5
a length of	5
of large calibre	5
the event of	5
on the platforms	5
the time when	5
his men to	5
proportion to the	5
pursuit of the	5
the verge of	5
in consequence of	5
work at the	5
lords of roche	5
it is true	5
surrounded by a	5
that they are	5
it in the	5
communication with the	5
the besieged were	5
the ramparts and	5
will be able	5
one on the	5
on the night	5
army of the	5
the inclosure of	5
to the rampart	5
in the last	5
it would have	5
into the midst	5
with some of	5
situated on the	5
was armed with	5
one hundred and	5
rampart of the	5
gave orders to	5
coming from the	5
in view of	5
took possession of	5
from the oppidum	5
flocks and herds	5
had been taken	5
more numerous than	5
the plateau in	5
the court of	5
with the help	5
but it was	5
de pont and	5
a numerous body	5
from the summit	5
for the most	5
at the bottom	5
that part of	5
the success of	5
more than one	5
than two thousand	5
the two kings	5
from the salient	5
the body of	5
abbey of saint	5
more and more	5
to the defence	5
set on fire	5
by the besiegers	5
of the drain	5
the promontory was	5
on the side	5
in battery on	5
and had no	5
points of the	5
armed with three	5
b and c	5
was covered with	5
but he was	5
the help of	5
six thousand men	5
the western court	5
verge of the	5
do not know	5
that had remained	5
of the empire	5
a large body	5
body of men	5
when he saw	5
appeared on the	5
they were to	5
midst of the	5
of the year	5
themselves on the	5
more than a	5
the taking of	5
the east gate	5
the second troop	5
nature of the	5
of the same	5
moment when the	5
of the batteries	5
of the engineers	5
culverins of the	5
the most part	5
in great numbers	5
to the troops	5
the seigneur de	5
far as possible	5
were preparing to	5
along the river	5
in the north	5
they had to	5
the day before	5
best they could	5
taken refuge in	5
pieces of the	5
made by the	5
on battery no	5
to the eastern	5
concentrated their fire	5
had taken the	5
in the open	5
thousand men to	5
the besieger had	5
of the second	5
in presence of	5
the extremities of	5
of trunks of	5
the lower battery	5
the commencement of	5
by a large	5
the valley and	5
and the whole	5
with the earth	5
directed to the	5
cries of the	5
on the evening	5
to the governor	5
the loss of	5
the southern place	5
for some time	5
the passage of	5
in the midst	5
the abbey of	5
on the summit	5
of the corner	5
numerous body of	5
hour of the	5
to inform him	5
the rear of	5
and the towers	5
of the army	5
the rest of	5
corner of the	5
and the children	5
of the eastern	5
of the new	5
for the defence	5
the site of	5
soon as the	5
one of them	5
from the camp	5
when it was	5
and fell upon	5
on this point	5
the besiegers had	5
the crowd of	5
and fall upon	5
up on the	5
reserve in the	5
the cries of	5
the second retrenchment	5
for the defenders	5
the lords of	5
and the warriors	5
many of them	5
the crest of	5
the salient angles	5
of the land	5
he had not	5
and not to	5
in a low	5
by no means	5
for more than	5
resume the offensive	5
sent out a	5
saw the enemy	5
passage of the	5
devoted to the	5
the towers of	5
escarpment of the	5
as best they	5
of the tenaille	5
the two great	5
signal agreed upon	5
he was intending	5
a question of	5
of a circle	5
the besieged could	5
in the houses	5
the capture of	5
declivity of the	4
from each other	4
at the entrance	4
they were received	4
the northern side	4
shower of stones	4
till he had	4
themselves of the	4
whole extent of	4
all the provisions	4
from the ditch	4
at this moment	4
de montcler was	4
erected on the	4
of the men	4
the eastern hills	4
raked the covered	4
range of the	4
the noise of	4
monsieur le maire	4
they succeeded in	4
of september the	4
order was given	4
on the river	4
the establishment of	4
and had a	4
the whole extent	4
issued from the	4
upon the enemy	4
up to the	4
at a hundred	4
more than six	4
to fall on	4
he wished to	4
the covered ways	4
up the stream	4
the signal agreed	4
took advantage of	4
post at the	4
were forced to	4
an oblique direction	4
going to be	4
the width of	4
as quickly as	4
placed in battery	4
the state of	4
and most of	4
and seemed to	4
of the forts	4
the abbey was	4
to the abbey	4
and the garrison	4
of the salient	4
the two howitzers	4
thousand eight hundred	4
that the best	4
in the western	4
the battle of	4
settled in the	4
he was able	4
advance of the	4
below the stone	4
had been a	4
the brenn was	4
to invest the	4
of these towers	4
the valley had	4
people of the	4
second body of	4
the frank kings	4
success of the	4
then he had	4
the german general	4
had been destroyed	4
obliged to abandon	4
cavaliers of the	4
gap in the	4
of four hundred	4
filling up the	4
of action of	4
the previous day	4
a vigorous effort	4
was in a	4
from the abbey	4
seigneur de craon	4
from the town	4
of which the	4
that the defenders	4
small pieces of	4
the work of	4
the town situated	4
hundred foot soldiers	4
efforts of the	4
had caused the	4
large number of	4
progress of the	4
two bodies of	4
he had lost	4
through the gate	4
it impossible for	4
to direct the	4
salient angles of	4
he knew that	4
attacks of the	4
in no hurry	4
on the promontory	4
these works were	4
and old men	4
not to allow	4
on all sides	4
this did not	4
on the road	4
construction of the	4
it will be	4
of their own	4
opposed to the	4
shut up in	4
enable them to	4
of the elders	4
right bank of	4
hundred and sixty	4
men in the	4
had been given	4
orders were given	4
ditch of the	4
the bulk of	4
the moment of	4
catognatus and his	4
the burgundians in	4
were exposed to	4
place in the	4
of the people	4
an enceinte de	4
of the gallic	4
burning of the	4
to the south	4
he and his	4
two of the	4
contented themselves with	4
men by the	4
number of troops	4
on his right	4
the rd of	4
most of them	4
three companies of	4
of june the	4
the prince of	4
in an oblique	4
guns on the	4
encamped on the	4
to resume the	4
the fires of	4
was in the	4
that the inhabitants	4
make their way	4
this was a	4
in each of	4
was composed of	4
the germans were	4
in the streets	4
thousand men in	4
the first troop	4
two thousand five	4
king louis xi	4
pursued by the	4
the prince de	4
from the platform	4
with their families	4
fires of the	4
taking of the	4
the southern extremity	4
women and children	4
were in no	4
between dijon and	4
on pain of	4
men behind the	4
and the town	4
furnished with a	4
they began to	4
of the last	4
on the southern	4
curtain of the	4
as on the	4
arrived at the	4
to the fire	4
they had not	4
the defenders on	4
gabions and fascines	4
of the re	4
assault on the	4
drawn up in	4
avail himself of	4
men on the	4
to the projectiles	4
the progress of	4
said the baron	4
were set up	4
at the level	4
orders for the	4
the inhabitants were	4
tower on the	4
to be raised	4
informed of the	4
of the gates	4
against the intrenchment	4
to do with	4
to the river	4
the french were	4
his men were	4
or at least	4
of the hills	4
were preparing for	4
that he would	4
of this tower	4
thousand men were	4
gained a footing	4
the order of	4
in every direction	4
at any rate	4
return to your	4
had been the	4
in the forest	4
commanded by the	4
and the boulevard	4
and set fire	4
in possession of	4
received by a	4
and brother jerome	4
into the hands	4
a large number	4
of those who	4
the approach of	4
as it was	4
anseric and the	4
attack and defence	4
in fact the	4
of the brenn	4
those engaged in	4
had been in	4
distance from the	4
place of the	4
it from the	4
shower of darts	4
were engaged in	4
sheltered behind the	4
the abbey had	4
not been able	4
to render it	4
should not have	4
towards the river	4
tower at the	4
of five hundred	4
that could be	4
it was a	4
ought to be	4
the warriors who	4
army of bohemia	4
the defenders from	4
and the great	4
in the night	4
was endeavouring to	4
of the wood	4
rushed upon the	4
to put the	4
a total of	4
men had been	4
thought that the	4
great part of	4
and the rampart	4
garrison of the	4
the oppidum was	4
the tower was	4
day of the	4
they had lost	4
had lost a	4
the interests of	4
work of the	4
in time of	4
in the ditch	4
this time of	4
to the platform	4
they were obliged	4
whether they should	4
to the king	4
to defend it	4
of the passage	4
when they saw	4
as that of	4
would be able	4
the sound of	4
the nature of	4
the bastions i	4
with the enemy	4
at close quarters	4
to present a	4
width of the	4
which the besieged	4
the north was	4
to take advantage	4
such was the	4
duchy of burgundy	4
that he had	4
to submit to	4
the castle was	4
are sure to	4
of the breach	4
at this juncture	4
three thousand men	4
of the duke	4
remained on the	4
on the same	4
within the bailey	4
the time of	4
he had already	4
to this point	4
north front of	4
of the counter	4
of the quay	4
branches of trees	4
chief of the	4
speed to the	4
of the stream	4
fall upon the	4
three feet above	4
dijon and langres	4
in communication with	4
back into the	4
in a position	4
ramparts and the	4
walk of the	4
and it is	4
rampart walk of	4
within the rampart	4
the day the	4
followed by a	4
what had happened	4
the city and	4
was furnished with	4
the women and	4
a state of	4
the besieged from	4
the fief of	4
what was taking	4
in all haste	4
assailants and defenders	4
clods of turf	4
hundred and eighty	4
the cavaliers of	4
to watch the	4
be cut off	4
on the nd	4
two guns on	4
in the barbican	4
the order was	4
fall into the	4
on one side	4
one hundred men	4
on which they	4
in the year	4
state of things	4
to the houses	4
was going on	4
set to work	4
a communication between	4
for the garrison	4
garrison could not	4
some of his	4
their way through	4
himself on the	4
the general plan	4
of the bombards	4
with the guard	4
a number of	4
and had been	4
fall on the	4
of the rd	4
zone of action	4
he had observed	4
fall of the	4
commanded by a	4
that they might	4
footing on the	4
of the merlons	4
to be defended	4
and that in	4
of the escarpment	4
to use their	4
and the western	4
and the burgundians	4
the handsome sigild	4
first quarter of	4
of the gateway	4
was only a	4
intrusted with the	4
in the event	4
of stones and	4
the enemy on	4
with each other	4
of the coalition	4
the rampart and	4
plans of the	4
of the lord	4
of the general	4
the crown of	4
the east and	4
the death of	4
he said to	4
in the two	4
at the southern	4
at the castle	4
on the roman	4
the new comers	4
of the most	4
that on the	4
stones and darts	4
state of the	4
c and d	4
against the river	4
who were on	4
had not the	4
for the assault	4
in his turn	4
the enemy in	4
when he was	4
on account of	4
prince of orange	4
the troop of	4
the enemy from	4
built on the	4
to keep them	4
retired within the	4
earth on the	4
the defenders posted	4
it on fire	4
on the previous	4
as he had	4
plateau on the	4
he is a	4
the retreat of	4
then it was	4
them to the	4
the plateau on	4
found themselves in	4
the ditch sunk	4
the abbot of	4
the lady de	4
posted at the	4
to make their	4
one of those	4
the entrances were	4
baron guy had	4
by the two	4
the failure of	4
eleanor and her	4
ordered that the	4
had but a	4
at his disposal	4
and they would	4
on the enemy	4
along the rivulet	4
valley of avon	4
of the building	4
and left of	4
men to the	4
to form a	4
that he might	4
of these works	4
the greek fire	4
in point of	4
guns and the	4
portion of the	4
of the soil	4
the wooden bridge	4
parts of the	4
gorge of the	4
covered with a	4
forth by the	4
engaged in the	4
the first quarter	4
all that was	4
gates of the	4
the outwork of	4
the attacks of	4
left of the	4
there they were	4
through the whole	4
passed without fighting	4
not far from	4
not without difficulty	4
same time the	4
i do not	4
to follow the	4
kept up a	4
the western rampart	4
post of three	4
for they were	4
the platform and	4
it was to	4
close to the	4
the enemy should	4
to destroy the	4
to enter the	4
as not to	4
the bridge of	4
the point where	4
the duchy of	4
body of about	4
the western front	4
the efforts of	4
had also been	4
and that it	4
himself to the	4
to the chiefs	4
had been thrown	4
and the tower	4
some of their	4
as to render	4
the western slopes	4
about a thousand	4
sure to be	4
at the extremities	4
himself of the	4
know how to	4
were going to	4
bundles of straw	4
on the roof	4
stones and arrows	4
rear of the	4
of the gauls	4
ascending to the	4
the germans had	4
number of the	4
to reach the	4
on one of	4
mingled with the	4
take the place	4
in a state	4
sortie of the	4
of the country	4
castle de la	4
will not be	4
separated from the	4
acquainted with the	4
covered with mud	4
of the main	4
the fall of	4
where they were	4
in this way	4
at the time	4
the roman troops	4
at the moment	4
who were not	4
the permanent camp	3
distance of about	3
large body of	3
same day the	3
and that they	3
be observed that	3
the appearance of	3
the area of	3
had been engaged	3
the main work	3
and th of	3
through the crowd	3
he sent a	3
if it were	3
artillery of long	3
entrance to the	3
filled with the	3
rushed on to	3
batteries would be	3
a long range	3
did not doubt	3
the north side	3
the neighbourhood of	3
town had been	3
the vale of	3
him in the	3
the sixteenth century	3
from the river	3
he might be	3
let us suppose	3
some distance from	3
forced to abandon	3
eight hundred men	3
about two hundred	3
the burning of	3
night and day	3
had been rebuilt	3
the garrison had	3
with a shower	3
the wall and	3
hundred of the	3
of the thirteenth	3
of the time	3
towards the south	3
the north wall	3
during the siege	3
on the st	3
to keep his	3
of his trusty	3
you must be	3
the plans of	3
of the allied	3
in the sun	3
not fail to	3
back to the	3
great difficulty in	3
were received by	3
to attack us	3
of the stabling	3
distance of two	3
the opposite side	3
to all the	3
fosse and the	3
the two flanks	3
the houses and	3
with a few	3
the descent to	3
they ought to	3
the whole night	3
the inner side	3
lady de la	3
the abbot was	3
night they would	3
by the besieger	3
the road from	3
to protect them	3
and although the	3
of the st	3
and the third	3
but in the	3
they would be	3
towers on the	3
having been able	3
served as a	3
fief of la	3
and the struggle	3
about twelve hundred	3
to the burgundians	3
and stones on	3
not till the	3
of the angle	3
in the present	3
eastern and western	3
rest of the	3
of the redan	3
they might be	3
to the number	3
fell into the	3
of charles the	3
by the french	3
four or five	3
to work at	3
a certain number	3
are going to	3
raised with the	3
enemy had been	3
crowd of assailants	3
of timber and	3
this is all	3
to get possession	3
area of the	3
on the sides	3
succeeded in throwing	3
loss on the	3
sigild and ditovix	3
the bridge and	3
did not wish	3
one at the	3
him of the	3
after the battle	3
to keep it	3
provided with a	3
advanced to the	3
by the struggle	3
towards the east	3
be in the	3
to fire on	3
salient and the	3
was occupying the	3
attack of the	3
of the cavaliers	3
of the battery	3
by his orders	3
of the frank	3
part of it	3
the extent of	3
the dwelling of	3
defended by a	3
would not allow	3
five thousand men	3
by the fires	3
informed him of	3
general view of	3
against the wall	3
mingled with earth	3
had been forgotten	3
if he could	3
three of the	3
had observed the	3
to be there	3
quarrels and arrows	3
by the franks	3
a fresh assault	3
addition to the	3
which they were	3
case of need	3
not be able	3
more than half	3
in the distance	3
to reinforce the	3
to the weak	3
resistance to this	3
his efforts to	3
they should be	3
on his men	3
his head in	3
he saw himself	3
losses on the	3
to shelter the	3
at this time	3
protection of the	3
four thousand five	3
of the counterscarp	3
arm of the	3
taking place in	3
to lead to	3
outside the ramparts	3
and to have	3
to shield the	3
get down into	3
avail themselves of	3
from the interior	3
to the tower	3
two guns of	3
a third of	3
the disposition of	3
were eager to	3
for he was	3
passed over the	3
fortress of la	3
parapets of the	3
catognatus and the	3
the besieger to	3
of the square	3
shores of the	3
without striking a	3
of two thousand	3
between the towers	3
sight of the	3
sieur de la	3
nd of november	3
should be hanged	3
and a third	3
clodoald had the	3
their side had	3
for a long	3
made of trunks	3
many of their	3
in their hands	3
in the works	3
taking the offensive	3
with injunctions to	3
arde le beffroi	3
men at the	3
the romans had	3
who had already	3
outwork of the	3
lost more than	3
only by the	3
since the commencement	3
brought into the	3
great was the	3
the ancient roman	3
lower town and	3
the post at	3
brethren in arms	3
along the whole	3
brought with them	3
their way along	3
on the site	3
the next day	3
front of it	3
in reserve in	3
the bailey of	3
and his brother	3
to continue the	3
supported by the	3
there is no	3
but during the	3
on the works	3
foundations of the	3
the river on	3
of their men	3
to establish a	3
the boats and	3
of the projectiles	3
of about two	3
still remained in	3
sortie from the	3
of this front	3
the darkness of	3
on the salient	3
on the bastions	3
which you are	3
the burnt bridge	3
and was covered	3
had been sent	3
he thought he	3
they were within	3
engine for propelling	3
were placed in	3
and gave orders	3
that it could	3
raised at the	3
quickly as possible	3
not have been	3
had come to	3
could do nothing	3
here and there	3
to join the	3
of a body	3
the day and	3
the new castle	3
on the cavaliers	3
the enemy are	3
to the wounded	3
to be able	3
did not fail	3
in the afternoon	3
the franks in	3
or four hundred	3
would not have	3
water of the	3
the cry of	3
was once more	3
able to keep	3
great intrenched camp	3
to fill up	3
on the french	3
noise of the	3
guns of large	3
no sign of	3
between the two	3
on the battlements	3
lower slopes of	3
must be observed	3
the latter with	3
on the hills	3
soon as they	3
behind the second	3
the enemy is	3
was at the	3
the tribes of	3
act according to	3
to leave the	3
between them and	3
extent of the	3
a wide breach	3
from the two	3
of them had	3
off along the	3
east of the	3
of his followers	3
in the oppidum	3
lodged in the	3
timbers of the	3
after the death	3
the floor of	3
bridge of rafts	3
themselves as best	3
the heads of	3
town on the	3
as if the	3
and you will	3
had not yet	3
the frank chiefs	3
had no difficulty	3
give them up	3
two hundred paces	3
situated at the	3
the breach batteries	3
waiting for an	3
to reconnoitre the	3
night would be	3
two in the	3
which was to	3
to which the	3
the two bands	3
in a single	3
and the river	3
to assemble the	3
six feet wide	3
column in flank	3
of the fifteenth	3
in the environs	3
to the retrenchment	3
to the defences	3
it was with	3
accompanied by a	3
were provided with	3
the besiegers could	3
the inhabitants and	3
my good nephew	3
the neighbouring tower	3
of the mine	3
of february the	3
of some of	3
the two towers	3
two great towers	3
in the stronghold	3
the baron and	3
the river below	3
and leaden bullets	3
formed on the	3
offensive at the	3
covered way in	3
the castle and	3
you are not	3
but the duke	3
of their party	3
the fifteenth century	3
the men were	3
the place and	3
the small arm	3
the possession of	3
you and your	3
took refuge in	3
arose from the	3
would have to	3
and through the	3
the ditch of	3
who did not	3
time of war	3
of france and	3
and some of	3
they would continue	3
of bastion ii	3
the work was	3
at the north	3
during the last	3
abbot of saint	3
the north of	3
terms with the	3
other in the	3
with a long	3
was constructed a	3
he had seen	3
certain number of	3
killed and wounded	3
three hundred paces	3
on the contrary	3
itself on the	3
by the river	3
and the helvetii	3
which was not	3
that we have	3
stones at the	3
after the other	3
the mercy of	3
during the whole	3
and castle of	3
hundred and twenty	3
third of their	3
parallel to the	3
the left detachment	3
at some points	3
these brave men	3
before them a	3
gateway of the	3
to this front	3
to be taken	3
the valley in	3
the little camp	3
and followed the	3
the upper story	3
he had thought	3
him that the	3
fortified by errard	3
a position on	3
the island of	3
in his favour	3
in every quarter	3
the governor sent	3
sent to the	3
for the purpose	3
arc of a	3
the present day	3
had remained on	3
he brought up	3
the environs of	3
a perimeter of	3
by charles the	3
were received with	3
the curtain of	3
took place in	3
annals of a	3
western slopes of	3
the assailants were	3
become of them	3
wives and children	3
the town with	3
the towers and	3
the fortress of	3
knew how to	3
to his men	3
the ascent of	3
no longer tenable	3
and a wooden	3
on their way	3
high enough to	3
and a part	3
to extinguish the	3
along the two	3
from the west	3
of the stronghold	3
darkness of the	3
by a shower	3
tribes of the	3
and when he	3
of the four	3
his men from	3
the gates of	3
fill up the	3
so that they	3
armed with a	3
the redans a	3
they found themselves	3
the assailants and	3
the signal for	3
time when the	3
sufficiently numerous to	3
north of the	3
a square tower	3
and declared that	3
have seen that	3
was filled with	3
the courage of	3
a quarter of	3
from the northern	3
the post of	3
down towards the	3
the shores of	3
through the trees	3
interior of the	3
take up a	3
the lower slopes	3
care of the	3
marked out the	3
courage of the	3
of the small	3
succeeded in getting	3
houses and gardens	3
had been brought	3
and trunks of	3
appeared to be	3
soon reached the	3
one thousand two	3
that he must	3
setting fire to	3
fixed in the	3
be necessary to	3
were full of	3
live in peace	3
on the strength	3
if it is	3
the foreign troops	3
began to fire	3
a position to	3
an attack on	3
and who had	3
they reached the	3
scarcely more than	3
of the artillery	3
seize the great	3
pursuit of them	3
it is desirable	3
had been obliged	3
was strengthened by	3
the smaller one	3
give shelter to	3
men who were	3
to effect a	3
at some distance	3
eastern gate of	3
the conflict was	3
of this work	3
the line of	3
fire against the	3
the men on	3
behind the bridge	3
ear to the	3
of the column	3
was going to	3
to be lighted	3
him by the	3
the fosse and	3
a small number	3
and provided with	3
shouts were heard	3
of the investment	3
to break the	3
the boyaux of	3
the burgundian posts	3
to the plan	3
but if the	3
a work of	3
gate and the	3
the smoke and	3
of the glacis	3
in concert with	3
the roman army	3
hundred pounds weight	3
five or six	3
but on the	3
to sustain the	3
a considerable number	3
of the circumference	3
the men posted	3
had been foreseen	3
of no great	3
and instead of	3
of the walls	3
and a half	3
river below the	3
the opportune moment	3
of which they	3
but this did	3
he told them	3
of trees and	3
valley on the	3
of them were	3
he succeeded in	3
the blows of	3
of november the	3
and at a	3
themselves into the	3
way along the	3
the shore opposite	3
the garrison were	3
a fresh attempt	3
forth from the	3
the batteries and	3
four hundred paces	3
in conformity with	3
for he had	3
had great difficulty	3
way in front	3
make head against	3
invasion of the	3
across the river	3
once on the	3
consequence of the	3
and to keep	3
the fosse was	3
of the contravallation	3
they might have	3
one after the	3
and fell back	3
in the tower	3
of a part	3
men for each	3
the wattle parapet	3
had observed that	3
moment of assault	3
in the northern	3
to avail himself	3
were shut up	3
hundred men behind	3
perceived that the	3
the offensive at	3
and the second	3
the work a	3
which it was	3
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