assailable

She was assailable;—and, as this was so, why the mischief should he not set about the work at once?

Martin was that species of man which, of all others, is most assailable by flattery.

He prepared for both contingencies, posting careful men at every assailable point.

It was well for Singleton no attempt was made on any other part but this assailable buttress, and even this was scaled at last.

Yet Grenville apparently never dreamt that his position was assailable.

That Spain was most assailable on the sea the ministers at Madrid knew as well as the leaders of the Commons.

Footnote 154: The fact is, that Hardyng's character is assailable, especially on the point of forging documents.

A part were stationed in the city, a part at Brooklyn, Long Island, and detachments at various other assailable points.

Parhla though without breast-work or battlement, has no assailable place, its sides shooting perpendicularly Fol.

The north and west sides are the most assailable parts of the city.