Lord Hartledon glanced round at the strange place: the rafters, the rude walls.

There were rude walls of logs, reinforced by stakes planted in the ground.

Behind these rude walls lay the Pennsylvania and New York men, three small regiments.

The king looked around smilingly at the little room, with the rude walls and dirty floor.

Its rude walls were well laid up in good logs on which rested a timbered roof, shingled.

Strange companies forgathered within its rude walls.

Its rude walls and squalid furniture were, however, not now noticed; its privacy and seclusion were all that his soul desired.

In some localities, where stone is abundant and the soil shallow, rude walls have been formed: the raths, however, are principally earthwork alone.

A large fire, burning brightly before the deserted guard-house, cast its ruddy glow over the animated scene, checkering the rude walls with every passing shadow.