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• Fort turned. (8)
• Fort went out. (8)
• Fort bit his lips. (8)
• Fort grunted assent. (8)
• Fort threw back his head. (8)
• Let us peep in at Fort William. (19)
• Fort stared sharply round at him. (8)
• Fort turned away to get the cigarette. (8)
• A second fort was built twenty miles away. (19)
• Such was the massacre of Fort William Henry. (19)
• The commander of Fort Duquesne was Contrecoeur. (19)
• As the door closed, Fort came right across the room. (8)
• Towards the end of August she had a letter from Fort. (8)
• He ordered his troops to fling themselves on the fort. (19)
• The fur-trading company never rebuilt Fort Prince of Wales. (19)
• Within the fort and town dwelt never less than 2000 people. (19)
• On a clear June night the Americans set out from Fort George. (19)
• Vergor saw that he had begun to strengthen his fort too late. (19)
• He despatched a flag of truce and surrendered Fort Beauséjour. (19)
• On three occasions, Jimmy Fort made his appearance after dinner. (8)
• When he had arranged all his plans, Troyes left for Fort Rupert. (19)
• The greater heart in thy appeal to heads They see, thou Captain of our civil Fort! (10)
• Having strengthened Fort la Tour, he defied his enemy to do his worst. (19)
• Jimmy Fort seemed to her the man she had been looking for all her life. (8)
• We had Leila in to dinner again on Saturday, and a man called Fort came too. (8)
• By the end of May 1633 Champlain was back again in his fort on Cape Diamond. (19)
• Fifteen hundred responded, and three hundred of these he took into the fort. (19)
• I am as well known in connexion with Fort Peak, as the Duke is with Waterloo. (6)
• In forty-eight hours 15,000 armed Acadians could be summoned to Fort Beauséjour. (19)
• Captain Fort at all events did not despise her; and he was in trouble like herself. (8)
• Fort bent his head; he felt as if he were at school again, confronting his head-master. (8)
• Fort was lighting her cigarette; his hand was shaking, his face all sorry and mortified. (8)
• Without a shot being fired on either side, Fort Prince of Wales had yielded to the foe. (19)
• Opposite, at Chignecto, Colonel Lawrence was sent with 400 men to build the English fort. (19)
• Thrice he landed his soldiers and sailors and tried to storm Fort St. Louis; but in vain. (19)
• Next morning Pontiac again came; this time he was ordered away from the gates of the fort. (19)
• Every moment they looked to see the great walls of the Fort Duquesne burst upon their gaze. (19)
• We have already seen that another {198} French fort, Beauséjour, was doomed to destruction. (19)
• Sixty prisoners, all who dared to oppose his schemes, were seized and locked up in the fort. (19)
• He journeyed back to the fort and urged the Commandant to reject so dishonourable a proposal. (19)
• In the west many other forts were built, including Fort Ticonderoga, at the head of Lake George. (19)
• Dieskau now made a hasty resolve to bring the whole strength of his forces to bear upon Fort George. (19)
• He had not even the feeling that it was his duty to try and save Leila by persuading her to marry Fort. (8)
• They were resolved upon carrying the fort, even at the point of the bayonet and over heaps of their slain. (19)
• First doomed to conquest by Troyes and his companions was Moose Factory, a stockade fort with four bastions. (19)
• This they soon did on the very spot where, ninety years before, Jacques Cartier had laid out his little fort. (19)
• Like foam-heads of a loosened freshet bursting banks, By mount and fort they thread to swamp the sluggard plains. (10)
• Another body of men, commanded by one Larobeyre, attempting to reach Fort Roland, were set upon and cut to pieces. (19)
• It now became necessary also to build a fort to counterbalance the Fort Beauséjour of the French. (19)
• They told him that the settlers and a large part of the property of Red River had been transported to Fort William. (19)
• When the allies got closer to the Onondaga fort they found it was much more strongly defended than they had supposed. (19)
• To guard the fort, her father had left two soldiers, an old man eighty years old, her two little brothers, and herself. (19)
• He could not believe Captain Fort a good man, because he had not passed the time, and resisted Leila; and Leila was gone! (8)
• He was surprised when he saw the English general hurling his soldiers in four strong columns upon the front of his fort. (19)
• His fort was nearly a mass of ruins, and reluctantly he hoisted the white flag asking Montcalm for terms of capitulation. (19)
• General Abercrombie had tried to take Fort Ticonderoga with 15,000 men, but Abercrombie was no such soldier as James Wolfe. (19)
• A number of them had enclosed a square in the middle of the path with four of the benches, which they made believe was a fort. (9)
• The Iroquois perceived that it would be hopeless now to storm the fort, and wisely decided to accept ransom for their prisoners. (19)
• A counter-swirl had caught Farquhar and turned him half round; he was again looking into the forest on the bank opposite the fort. (1)
• At this time the strongest of the western forts was Detroit, and this fort Pontiac had arranged to surprise and seize by strategy. (19)
• But at last through the 600 miles of wilderness Colonel Wolseley and his men of the brigade came to the neighbourhood of Fort Garry. (19)
• She passed the church opposite to the flats where Leila lived, and running suddenly into a tall man coming round the corner, saw Fort. (8)
• To the northward the French had built a fort of five bastions which they called Beauséjour, and another one much similar at Baie Verte. (19)
• But although no man was destined to see this part of their prophecy fulfilled, yet Lord Selkirk, a few weeks later, evacuated Fort William. (19)
• When Leila found herself with Fort in that loneliness to which she had been looking forward, she was overcome by an access of nervous silence. (8)
• Flushed with his triumph, the Chevalier de Troyes {117} next bethought him of an attack on either Fort Rupert or Fort Albany. (19)
• At {253} the spectacle of the French attacking force, the Governor of Prince of Wales Fort, Samuel Hearne, seems to have become panic-stricken. (19)
• But if the devotion of one Indian maiden had spared Detroit, the treachery of another sacrificed Fort Miami and the garrison of the Maumee River. (19)
• He sent for them instantly to Fort Frontenac, saying that if they had been wronged by the Illinois he would see that they had proper satisfaction. (19)
• Kirke offered honourable terms, and Champlain, perceiving how utterly useless was resistance, gave up for a time the fort, magazine, and dwellings of Quebec. (19)

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Definition of fort:

• fort, frt, n. a small fortress: an outlying trading-station, as in british north america. | adj. fort’ed (_shak._), guarded by forts. (0)

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