A Romance language that is spoken mainly in Spain, North, Central and South America, and the Carribbean.
1
This proceeds in part from idleness and in part from Castilian pride.
2
He was not to blame for the manner natural to the Castilian.
3
He was no longer the least bit Castilian; he was all Gaelic-American.
4
The Castilian's body is lying in the tower at the Hohenort Gate.
5
Spain did it when she drove the Moors from her Castilian lands.
6
Arragon, ever jealous of the Castilian ascendency, followed the example of Catalonia.
7
Blas Ruis and his Castilian companions greatly rejoiced over so opportune news.
8
The crowded orders, the stern decisions, the foreign despatches, the Castilian etiquette?
9
You have seen, madam, that Castilian gentleman who often talks to me.
10
The waiter explained in fluent Castilian the nature of the dish.
11
The author does not hold himself responsible for the purity of the Castilian.
12
The letters were written in Castilian so that they might be better understood.
13
It will do the Castilian good, to know in advance what we intend.
14
He said you handled a knife better than a Castilian assassin.
15
In the written signs there is a truly Castilian charm, chaste and serene.
16
But the unlucky bribe of the Enemy of Souls touched his Castilian spirit.
