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 1 6| which, I would want the east gate to be (placed): and the
 2 6|  road that would go from the gate to the quarters of the Captain,
 3 6|  another road from the south gate up to the north gate, and
 4 6|   south gate up to the north gate, and cross by the head of
 5 6|      the Captain to the east gate, there are seven hundred
 6 6|     the Captain to the south gate, the other from there to
 7 6|      from there to the north gate, each of which comes to
 8 6|    go from there to the west gate, also thirty arm lengths
 9 6|    hand side toward the west gate, I would want in all that
10 6|    between them and the said gate, five other rows of double
11 6|      and thus from the north gate to that on the west, following
12 6|   And so, too, from the west gate to that on the south, following
13 7|      not go in or out of the gate in a straight line, and
14 7|     it from the revet to the gate. The gates are also fortified
15 7|      neither bridges, or the gate, since both are occupied
16 7|     repair the shutters of a gate such as yours, lowering
17 7|  town. Some have blocked the gate so that it could not be
18 7|      the guard, captured the gate. You also deceive the besieged