Meanings of say the castellan in English

Sam Stoops says the castellan at Coldmoat is as big as you are.

That, sire," said the castellan, drawing a deep breath, "that was the dream.

And to me also, said the castellan.

"Sire," said the castellan, in confusion, "it is a copper-plate, representing the king's tomb.

"Sire, this is the reception-room of Frederick the Great," said the castellan, who had followed.

Lady, said the castellan, overmuch perilous it were to ride the valley, which, as thou sayest, is the very gate of the mountains.

"Yes, sire, it is," said the castellan, timidly.

"Yes, sire, we were fortunate enough to serve the great king," said the castellan, in faultless, fluent French.

"Sire," said the castellan, "it is true, his majesty did not know you; nevertheless, he dreamed of you."

"Pray, your excellency, lead the way; I shall lock the door and immediately follow you," said the castellan, walking hastily through the opened rooms.

"I know some one else who will not bow to him, and whom he will not humiliate," said the castellan, contemptuously shrugging his shoulders.