seneschal造句
1. In Ponthieu the seneschal's functions did not differ substantially from those or the seneschal of Gascony.
2. The seneschal stopped, looking at the work being done with a critical eye.
3. No, Seneschal, you are the danger.
4. I have prayed for you, Seneschal.
5. ABBEY DES FONTAINES 10:00 PM THE SENESCHAL FOUND GEOFFREY.
6. "Plotting, Seneschal?" de Roquefort asked, the eyes beaming.
7. They'd stayed silent during his confrontation with the seneschal, but each member had listened with an intensity that signaled comprehension.
8. The seneschal waited until the doors had closed, then laid a trembling hand on the coffin.
9. The seneschal didn't disagree with that conclusion, but there was another point. "There was no need to desecrate a good man."
10. The seneschal noted that none of the others stirred the solemnity of the challenge and, for an instant, the sanctity that had for so long loomed within the chapel seemed tainted.
11. Geoffrey went silent, and the seneschal suddenly detected a maturity in his aide that he'd never noticed before.
12. ABBEY DES FONTAINES 8:00 AM THE SENESCHAL STOOD BEFORE THE ALTAR AND STARED AT THE oak coffin.
13. "Is that the extent of your challenge?" the seneschal asked.
14. The seneschal knew that Lars Nelle had resurrected their astonishing tale, writing a book in the 1970s that told the world about the tiny French village and its supposed ancient mystic.
15. As the chant continued he stared at the seneschal, who still stood beside him.
16. The seneschal had wondered about that hasty decision, but the old man had merely smiled and said, "No different than I did with you."
17. The seneschal hesitated a moment, then said, "I ask you, Marshal.
18. Before following Geoffrey into the hall, the seneschal took one last look around his quarters.
19. Only he, as seneschal, was granted that privilege, particularly while the master lay ill.
20. HIS FIRST CONFRONTATION WITH the seneschal had been a resounding victory.
21. On return from the crusade, he was appointed as seneschal of Gascony.
22. Though himself the king's cousin, Nithard had another patron too, the king's right-hand man, the seneschal Adalard.
23. Day-to-day government was from an early date conducted by an officer called a seneschal, with vice-ducal powers, and a council.
24. De Roquefort's words carried not a hint of emotion, and the seneschal knew how the marshal could clothe wrongs in eloquent language.
25. Two suns could not set without a master and, as seneschal, he must ensure that Rule was maintained.