merlon

• The trees on the hills behind the Castle were bending and bowing; and not merely around the boat, but far as could be seen the surface of the ancient channel was a-shirr and a-shatter under beating of advance gusts And now the mouth of the Sweet Waters, shallowed by a wide extended osier bank, came into view; and the Castle was visible from base to upper merlon, the donjon, in relief against the blackened sky, rising more ghostly than ever. —  The Prince of India — Volume 01
• "Higher, men!" shouted the Genoese, from a merlon. —  The Prince of India — Volume 02
• Simon pulled on one end of the rope, and it snaked around the merlon and came rippling down to him. —  The Saracen: Land of the Infidel
• Something whizzed past Simon's head and struck the brick merlon beside him. —  The Saracen: Land of the Infidel
• "Will you give him his answer, my Lord Provost," she said, with a smile, and Francesco, stepping forward and leaning on a merlon of that embattled wall, obeyed her. —  Love-at-Arms

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