There are two divisions: the outerward, and the inner ward.
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On entering the outerward, a strange scene presented itself to the view.
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The remaining zombie in the outerward was still clutching the door handle.
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Yet even ruined and slighted, it loomed above the outerward.
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A stable in the outerward had emptied of horses and given over for her use.
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At the appointed hour the duke proceeded to the lowerward, and stationed himself near Wolsey's tomb-house.
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The lowerward is not reached too soon, for the manly, gentle Mason is near his end.
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The precincts are entered by a gateway (P), at the extreme western extremity, giving admission to the lowerward.
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The three towers at the west end of the lowerward, though much dilapidated, present unquestionable features of the architecture of the thirteenth century.
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And crossing the lowerward, they proceeded to the tower on the south side of it, now appropriated to the governor of the alms knights.
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My lord, in the basecourt he doth attend
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In the basecourt?
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His real birth was long disputed, without the shadow of a reason, except what was suggested by a basecourt intrigue.
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The basecourt nearest to the outer wall contained the buildings belonging to the functions of the body as agriculturists and employers of labour.
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They paid her or her mother a kind of basecourt, on the tacit assumption that she-Vivie-had placed Colonel von Giesselin under special obligations.
Ús de outer bailey en anglès
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The carpenters had erected a gallery and lists in the outerbailey.
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A series of banks and ditches, an outerbailey, alert the visitor to its defensive nature.
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Soldiers were playing dice by the gateway, and horses were stamping and feeding in the outerbailey.
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Against the west wall of the outerbailey hunkered some forty frowth giants, each twenty feet tall.
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While his men were doing military exercises in the outerbailey, John had taken to his bee fields.
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The horses' legs moved through low-lying evening mists as they passed under the portcullis into the outerbailey.
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Step by step he forced him back, until presently they were free of the wall and into the outerbailey.
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The trumpet rang out, and the horsemen, breaking from square into column, filed out of the courtyard and across the outerbailey.
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The keep, the fosse, the inner and outerbailey, the general construction, were much the same in all fortresses of Normandy or Norman Britain.
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In another hour she was demanding of the porter at the outerbailey Messire Prosper le Gai, in the name of his servant Roy.
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Still speaking no word the monarch rode to the great gate, crossed the bridge, and entered, and once within the outerbailey, looked about him.
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The outerbaileys are defended by some great towers of massive Norman masonry from which you look all over the town and surrounding country.