Châtelain an archaeologist so absorbed in his task that, as soon as conditions permit, every inch of soil in the circumference of the city will be made to yield up whatever secrets it hides.
Châtelain was confident that there would be no opposition to our visit, and with the piled-up terraces and towers of the Sacred City growing golden in the afternoon light across the valley it was impossible to hesitate.
Louis Châtelain has dealt with the Roman ruins of Volubilis and M.
The prudent châtelain soon saw that the case was getting to be one in which Justice was expected to be blind in the more politic signification of the term.
The châtelain consulted with those about him, and then desired the wife to come forth in order to be confronted with her husband.
The châtelain then slowly recapitulated the history of the buffoon and the pilgrim to his companions, the purport of which was as follows.
He questioned the châtelain closely as to his meaning, nor was it until a late hour, and after long and weary explanations on both sides, that the parties came to an understanding.
The châtelain waited; a moment for the little stir occasioned by the entrance of the prisoner to subside, when he pursued the inquiry.
It will be remembered that three days were passed in the convent in that interval which occurred between the arrival of the travellers and those of the châtelain and the bailiff.
Hath the honorable Châtelain from Sion reached the hill?
The châtelain was again surprised; for the steadiness of the reply denoted innocence, and he studied the countenance of the prisoner intently.
Blondel de Nesles, Gace Brulé and the Châtelain de Coucy are also well-known names belonging to the twelfth century.
The Provençal biography, like the romance of the Châtelain de Coucy, belongs to the thirteenth century, and the story cannot be accepted as authentic.
Erembald, his appointment as Châtelain of Bruges, 35.
The châtelain made his escape from the tower a few days before the surrender.
Then came young Walter, the son of the Châtelain of Ardenburg, a noble and a comely youth.
Erembald, a simple Karl of Furnes, was appointed Châtelain of Bruges--the highest civil appointment in Flanders.
It would seem then that the bellicose Châtelain of Bruges ended his days as a monk.
Walter, the son of the Châtelain of Ardenburg, his execution, 70.
One was William Malet, knight, one of the heroes of Hastings, a noble Norman, and châtelain of York Castle.
He announced himself as Manasses, Châtelain of St. Omer, and repeated the demand to surrender.
Was not the châtelain mad in leaving young Arnulf with him all day?
He was to be in the custody of Robert of Herepol, Châtelain of Bedford, who, Hereward knew, was a reasonable and courteous man.
I am more than that: I am the owner, the new châtelain of the château which you tell me was once besieged.
Wherever it is seen incorporated in quarterings, whether with a single tower or three, it signifies that the châtelain thereof has rendered some signal service to the state of France in its royal days.
Sand for the châtelain de Coucy," replied the man.
It was in this crusade that the Châtelain de Coucy fell, mortally wounded, by the side of King Richard.
The adventures of the Châtelain de Coucy and the lady de Fayel are related in an old chronicle quoted by the President Faucher.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "telain" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
