The City of Carcassonne
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Thereupon, setting the madriers, it was easy to fix the double posts E between which they slipped the madriers serving as front guard, then they fixed the roofing which covered the coving and the watch so as to shelter the defenders from the projectiles hurled at them. Some notches G, •jontrived between the madriers, permitted to take aim.
DESCRIPTION OF TUE DEFENCE-WORKS 67 S' _, 1 — . — ^ J^fOu^^^ Figure 13.
68 THE CITY OF CARCASSONNE been fashioned in wooden boxes. After having observ- ed on... the spot some of those lintels, my attention being roused, I found a pretty large number of those concrete-blocks in the outward restorations of the Visigoth walls undertaken in the Xllth century. It would seem that the builders of the latter period, when they wanted strong materials of comparatively large dimension, made use of that process which proved perfectly successful; for none of those lintels got broken as happened frequently to the stone- lintels.
After passing through the gate of the castle, you come into a spacious yard, surrounder now with modern constructions which have been joined to the curtains and towers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thereupon, setting the madriers, it was easy to fix the double posts E between which they slipped the madriers serving as front guard, then they fixed the roofing which covered the coving and the watch so as to shelter the defenders from the projectiles hurled at them. Some notches G, •jontrived between the madriers, permitted to take aim.
DESCRIPTION OF TUE DEFENCE-WORKS 67 S' _, 1 — . — ^ J^fOu^^^ Figure 13.
68 THE CITY OF CARCASSONNE been fashioned in wooden boxes. After having observ- ed on... the spot some of those lintels, my attention being roused, I found a pretty large number of those concrete-blocks in the outward restorations of the Visigoth walls undertaken in the Xllth century. It would seem that the builders of the latter period, when they wanted strong materials of comparatively large dimension, made use of that process which proved perfectly successful; for none of those lintels got broken as happened frequently to the stone- lintels.
After passing through the gate of the castle, you come into a spacious yard, surrounder now with modern constructions which have been joined to the curtains and towers.
What to read after The City of Carcassonne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Viollet-Le-Duc, Eugène-Emmanuel, 1814-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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