Meanings of châtelain in English

Had it been I, châtelain, thy suspicions would have a better show of reason.

She presented her to the châtelain, with a dignity so calm and quiet, that the latter found it oppressive!

The châtelain, the prior, the bailiff, the clavier, and the Baron de Willading, looked at each other like men bewildered.

As there is nothing against the laws of Valais in the matter, I trust to stand acquitted, châtelain, for my frankness.

The châtelain was again surprised; for the steadiness of the reply denoted innocence, and he studied the countenance of the prisoner intently.

The châtelain waited; a moment for the little stir occasioned by the entrance of the prisoner to subside, when he pursued the inquiry.

The châtelain then slowly recapitulated the history of the buffoon and the pilgrim to his companions, the purport of which was as follows.

The châtelain consulted with those about him, and then desired the wife to come forth in order to be confronted with her husband.

And so there was the other troubadour, the Châtelain Regnault de Coucy.

He is also believed to have murdered a young French woman, Aurélie Châtelain.

All are then comfortable;-thenoble Genoese, the honorable Melchior, and the worthy Châtelain.-AndJacques Colis?

Hath the honorable Châtelain from Sion reached the hill?

Herr Châtelain, thy meaning is understood.

Herr Châtelain, I am human.

"And that poor Châtelain had had his hair curled!" said Marie Lloyd.

In what, Herr Châtelain?