Use of the word chateau in a sentence example

chateau

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Chateau is a large country house in France. [Please select]

As nimble and spry as I am, it's hardly a challenge to venture closer and enter the chateau undetected. [Please select]

Even the bridge between Durance and Chateau-Arnoux can barely support ox-teams. [Please select]

The chateau served for a dungeon, the chapel for a block-house. [Please select]

"Is there a chateau on it, mother." [Please select]

"Yes, there is a small chateau." [Please select]

The chateau was, as Amelie had said, really a castle. [Please select]

Nearly always, a soldier or a naval officer ruled in the Chateau St. [Please select]

After its baptism in blood it became known far and wide as the Red Chateau. [Please select]

"Messieurs, your parole d'honneur, and the freedom of the chateau is yours--within the sentry lines."' [Please select]

I wish to make your recollections of the Red Chateau rather pleasant than otherwise. [Please select]

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