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...notwithstanding the small windows and apertures m the walls, agreeable to the mode of those days, might tend to stability to the pile and safety to the inhabitants...military and feudal ages, certain it is, that much of the precaution might have been spared, more especially aloft, without prejudice to either. Let us add...