Sidenote: Chateau Roux it is called in the French annales: but y^e chronicles of Aniou name it Chasteau Raoul, and rightlie as I thinke.
By the way we saw 2 places wery weill worth the sieng, Shynaille and Chasteau neuf: Shynaille[71] for its garden and the other both for its house and garden.
In 1505 he printed Alexander Barclay's version of Pierre Gringore's Chasteau du Labeur with cuts closely and fairly skilfully copied from those in the Pigouchet-Verard editions.
In his first work, Le Chasteau de labour (1499), a didactic poem in praise of diligence, he narrates the troubles following on marriage.
The Chasteau de labour was translated into English by Alexander Barclay and printed by Wynkyn de Worde in 1506.
The herald of Orleans tells the history in no very intelligible verse; but the burthen of his stanza is still Du pas d'armes du chasteau Sandricourt.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chasteau" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
