Book,  Chapter

1       II,  XI  |    not likely either that the besiegers would have barred the river
2       II,  XII |      give up the gates to the besiegers; and, that done, wreak his
3       II,  XIII|       being discovered by the besiegers, whose nearest posts were
4       II,  XIII| whenever he should summon the besiegers to the assault.~This he
5       II,  XIV |   Angara was thus open to the besiegers. There was great reason
6       II,  XIV |    not a movement amongst the besiegers had yet shown that they
7       II,  XV  |     Ogareff.~For two days the besiegers attempted no fresh assault.