culverin

"Culverin" would be a necessary first part of this plan.

This culverin you've developed has small art to its usage.

The gun pits Without another word, all three ran on, and came together to the first culverin.

"If you're asking us never again to fire a culverin, you waste your time.

A culverin filled most of the available deck space.

The culverin was used to bombard targets from a distance.

Hal saw one of their culverin struck squarely by a lead ball.

Order every second culverin to be swung round and loaded with grape.

The name is derived from the French word, culverin, for an early cannon or musket.

The culverin was to be placed further back, with a wider view of the castle flanks.

Ned Tyler hurried to the second culverin, and swiftly checked its lay.

It would be a chill bed with only memories of a culverin to lie with.

The culverin was fired by inserting a burning slow match into the hole.

"They need little shriving that are opposite my culverin," said this strange priest.

He had realized why his father had delayed the salvo of culverin until this moment.

Specifications and pictures of a French culverin found in the Azores.

James twice paid out for farm animals killed by accident with a culverin, a new portable gun.

In the evening, the cannon was reset on its carriage and the culverin drawn a little closer.

The culverin will be forgotten, as you wish."

We earned that culverin through five years of hard work, not counting for injuries and the powder burns."

He was killed by a culverin shot while besieging La Rochelle.

As amphibious operations depended on local naval superiority, "Culverin" had to be abandoned.

The culverin was also common in 15th century battles, particularly among Burgundian armies.

"It is the culverin that brought me," Asandir corrected.

"You may allow Fellowship intervention to excise all memory of your culverin and the powder that kills."