fort

• The dogs ran the sled briskly into the centre of the fort, and lay down panting on the snow, while the two men approached the hall Tis a packet," cried Stanley, forgetting for the moment his sorrow in the excitement of this unexpected arrival In a moment all the men at the fort were assembled in the square A packet! —  Ungava
• At first Steele refused to obey, maintaining that the fort was the rightful possession of the duke of Courland. —  The Journal of Negro History, Volume 4, 1919
• But the best gun in the fort is a fine new eleven-inch gun, which had just been fished up from the wreck of the Keokuk; the sister gun from the same wreck is at The garrison consists of 350 enlisted soldiers under Colonel Rhett. —  Three Months in the Southern States, April-June 1863
• The last man to leave the fort was the chief, Sa-hei-ta. —  South American Fights and Fighters And Other Tales of Adventure
• At each corner of the fort was a "lookout tower,"--a little box of a place, stuck out from the top of the wall, with loopholes and a long, narrow passage leading to it, with a high wall on each side to protect from bullets and arrows the man who went to look out. —  A Jolly Fellowship

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