Book,  chapter

 1    2,    9|       the caravan, the moving fortress. The horsemen might act
 2    2,   17| lookout. The wagon, a regular fortress buried in mud, was made
 3    2,   18|  imbedded in the soil, like a fortress resting on sure foundations.
 4    3,    7|     Colonel Gold carried this fortress at the head of his troops,
 5    3,    7|       who were shut up in the fortress of Orakau, besieged by 1,
 6    3,    7| Mataitawa, William Thompson’s fortress. But they did not carry
 7    3,   10|       stood a “pah,” or Maori fortress. The prisoners, whose feet
 8    3,   10|     arrived at the “pah.”~The fortress was defended by an outer
 9    3,   11|       been chosen outside the fortress, about two miles off at
10    3,   12|     the rock which closed the fortress, was only accessible by
11    3,   13|     Maunganamu, their present fortress; not for the purpose of