Mur

Turning to the right, we hurried in zigzags up the slippery Mur de la Cote, stopping to cut steps only when strictly necessary.

You know that by my blood and by my oath of office I am sworn to protect Mur to the last.

I think it necessary that these my guests should be where their goods already are, in the safest place in Mur.

I congratulated him and said I supposed this meant that we should not have the pleasure of his company to Mur.