THEY BRAKE OPE THE DUNGEON OF BELSAYE XIV HOW BELTANE CAME NIGH TO DEATH XV HOW BELTANE HAD WORD WITH PERTOLEPE THE RED, AND HOW THEY LEFT HIM IN THE FOREST XVI OF THE RUEFUL KNIGHT OF THE BURNING HEART XVII OF THE AMBUSHMENT

And many persons who were innocent of any offence would lie in dungeons for years!

He had been cast into a secret dungeon in the prison of the Luxembourg.

But my lord came upon us and burned our village of Shallowford and lashed my father with whips and thereafter hanged him, and took my man and many others and cast them into the great dungeon at Belsaye and with the dawn they must hang upon the Duke's great gallows.

So when he arose, he getteth him a grievous crabtree cudgel, and goes down into the dungeon to them, and there first falls to rating of them as if they were dogs, although they never gave him a word of distaste.

No doubt the lord who dwelt in Haddon Hall in the fifteenth century would have thought it very absurd if you had told him that within four hundred years it would not be necessary for country gentlemen to live in great stone dungeons with little cross-barred windows and loopholes from which to shoot at people going by.

He led her first to the high dungeon on the north side.

Duncan, Mr. Dungeons in Antigua. " in Barbadoes.

He was now removed to a dungeon below ground

Lord Guildford Dudley, procuring the assistance of Magog, burst open the door leading to the subterranean dungeons beneath the Devilin Tower, and eventually discovered Nightgall, who made a full confession of his crime as the price of his release.

I believed that, by means of the crow, I could easily, and without much noise, force the door of my dungeon from its hinges, or if not, that I could, in case of necessity, cut away the lock.

A moment later he was carried through the roof of the dungeon into mid-air.

"For that 'tis a useful thing, messire, and perchance as sweet to thee this night within thy dungeon as to me upon a certain day within the green that you may wot of?"

In these, dungeons under ground were specially contrived for their reception.

Conquerors of the Bastille, you have not yet opened the dungeon within you, the falsely called Fatality.

It was more like a gloomy dungeon than the princely castle of which she had dreamed.

You will recall that once, when taken to a ruined castle, you brooded on the dungeons until a plot popped into your head.

UGOLINO, COUNT, tyrant of Pisa; was of the Guelph party; celebrated for his tragic fate; having fallen into the hands of his enemies, he was in 1288 thrown into a dungeon along with his two sons and two grandsons, and starved to death, a fate which suggested to Dante one of the most terrible episodes in his "Inferno"; the dungeon referred to has since borne the name of the "Tower of Hunger.

Ef you hed a purty comf'table hum on t'other side, 'n' few thousan' dollars 'n the bank, 'n' bosses 'n' everything fixed fer a good time, 'n' all uv a sudden ye found yerself 'n sech a gol-dum dungeon es this here, what 'u'd you dew?" The guard was fixing the wick of his candle, and made no answer.

In old Rome, I suppose, the citizens never spoke of this dungeon above their breath.

Most famous is Doubting Castle, where Christian and Hopeful are thrown into a dungeon by Giant Despair.

It is a noise that does a man gooda strong, snorting, imprisoned noise, breaking its way out of unfathomable dungeons through every possible outlet and organ.

Julio, we will that thou inform from us Renuchio the captain of our guard, That we command this traitor be convey'd Into the dungeon underneath our tower; There let him rest, until he be resolv'd What farther we intend; which to understand We will Renuchio repair to us.