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 1 1 |        cast its mantle over the towers, square~or round. The town
 2 1 |        enters, crowned with her~towers, clasped with her girdle;
 3 1 |       of their sky-lines. These~towers are connected on the level
 4 1 |        angles with those varied towers? The opposite gable of the
 5 1 |       on the garden side has no towers corresponding~to those on
 6 14| sentinel resembles the look-out towers of old castles,~from which
 7 14|         Thence we see the clock towers and the arid fields of~Croisic,
 8 14|        golden~isles, its feudal towers, and its gorse. Never did
 9 15|  Rochefide to see~Guerande, its towers, whitened by the dawn, shining
10 17|    precaution.~ ~When I saw the towers of Guerande rising in the