10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BARTIZANED»
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The Prose Works of Sir Walter Scott: Tales of my landlord. ...
This inartificial edifice, exactly such as a child would build with ' cards, had a
steep roof, flagged with coarse grey stones instead of slates; a half-circular turret,
battlemented, or, to use the appropriate phrase, bartizaned on the top, served as
a ...
2
Tales Of My Landlord. The Monastery
This inartificial edifice, exactly such as a child would build with cards, had a steep
roof, flagged with coarse grey stones instead of slates; a half-circular turret,
battlemented, 'Or, to use the appropriate phrase, bartizaned. on the top, served
as a ...
3
Nelsons' hand-book to Scotland: for tourists
A bartizaned summer-house on the grounds, built in 1736, occupies the site of a
Roman camp, and commands a splendid view. Dalzell Church is a structure of
1789, adjacent to the railway, in the neighbourhood of Motherwell Station. 480.
4
Scott's Works: Waverley novels. 1865-1868
This inartificial edifice, exactly such as a child would build with cards, had a steep
roof flagged with coarse grey stones instead of slates ; a half -circular turret,
battlemented, or, to use the appropriate phrase, bartizaned on the top, served as
a ...
Sir Walter Scott, John Gibson Lockhart, 1865
5
Scenes and Legends of the North of Scotland, or The ...
Within was a small court, flagged with stone, and bounded on one of the sides by
a projection from the main building, bartizaned and turreted like all the others, but
only three storeys in height, and so completely fallen into decay that the roof ...
6
Handbook for travellers in Scotland
... and almost studied absence of ornament of tho lower stories. Internally the hall
is worth notice from its elaborate ceiling. Castle Eraser is supposed to be the only
place in Scotland where the bartizaned courtyard wall is still to be seen. 21 m.
John Murray (publishers.), 1867
7
Dermot O'Brien, Or, The Taking of Tredagh: A Tale of 1649
It had consisted, in the first instance, like all Norman holds, of one huge central
keep, or dungeon, a tall square tower, with small octagonal turrets, one at every
angle, buttressed and bartizaned, crenelled and machicolated, according to the ...
Henry William Herbert, 1849
8
Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
... the subscription library (Gabinete Portuguez); and, finally, the penitentiary and
city prison (Casa de Det'encfio), a. bran new, whitewashed building, star-shaped,
bartizaned, and internally civilised enough to delight my friend Mr. Lentaigne.
9
Claret and Olives: From the Garonne to the Rhone; Or, Notes, ...
You will descry them, for instance, towering up from a mass of perpendicular cliffs
; the open-galleried and bartizaned red houses, reared upon arches and pillars,
rising from the rock ; flights of stairs from the water's edge disappearing among ...
Angus Bethune Reach, 1852
10
The Fortress: An Historical Tale of the Fifteenth Century, ...
... she was never known to apply for admittance, though, to afford no clue to her
secret, she took care that her egress should be through the bartizaned gateway,
which she invariably summoned one of the menials to uubar. THE FORTRESS
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