Burg [noun]

No shooting and they would be miles away before they stopped rubbing their eyes in that one water-tank burg.

The circumstance which made it a burg made it likewise a battle-field.

We must carry off both the bishopess and the countess—we must pillage both burg and villa!

In fetching her from the burg, the brutal leude had barely given her time to dress before lifting her on the crupper of his horse.

They took our herd and said to us: 'We shall carry you to the burg of our count to restock his domain with slaves and cattle.'

The count's leude had returned to the burg in quest of the pretty blonde slave girl.

You shall help my mason and carpenter slaves in the building of a new burg that I shall have erected after the Germanic fashion.

Between the forest and the burg lies a wide expanse of meadow lands, watered by a swift-running river.

The strange whim of Schwanthaler's—the Burg von Schwaneck—was our destination.

Brescia, like most Italian towns, is built on a hill top and is castle-crowned as becomes a medival burg.